Fort Myers High School - Caloosahatchian Yearbook (Fort Myers, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1961 volume:

i a ' a ... .i i --L o o i V I r )iii Of ■C V - h - - r ' ' S V t? ' - . W -- «f c i, .. ' ' -Jrt - :H x6 • ..a (5 A ] S 0, . A H v f ' .b .; ., 1 vJ2 f .; ' f 1911 1921 %, -C o ' - ' oU y .Cf- - - 1941 ' U ' ' (■ ■ ■ ' ' -Ux - j ;, ' Ot £r 951 f I Fort Myers High School .« 5f - i . ' ' S y i- ' ,: .. - ! ! iki i H fii .. Ill mill til ' ' t ' i.i 1911 7 ; . - 1 f f I CALDDSAHATCHIAN FORI MYEHS HIGH SGHnDL FDRT MYEHS. FLUHIDA KEYS PRINTING CORPORATION Fort .M ers Higli School has been a steachl) growing center ot echication since its inception in 1911. A continnous increase in emollment, tacnlty, and (jnalit) has l)een a hallmark of our progress. In addition to these things, a large cam- l)us with several primar - buildings and nian other useful facilities are now apart of MHS. All this from one small Iniilding and a sparselv ecjuip- ped playground of fifty years ago. The student hod itself has made great progress. Our glee club and band have been noted as outstanding in the state and are always rated high in competition. In all scholastic activities, MHS students do sup- erior work. In this earbook, we intend to show a representative cross section of a school that has made tremendous changes in the fift - ears since its establishment. The student body, their activi- ties and accomplishments will be shown in the light of ad ancing ideas in the field of educa- tion. This, our Golden Anniversary, marks the achievement of a great man goals, but leads us on in the same tradition of progress. 1961 ¥lH4r«H ADMIMSTRATIO page 12 ORCAMZATIONS page 80 Tulili! dF Ciiiilniits lyCl Culuusulialchian CLASSES page 22 .e Uf ■II i -| i d ACTiVITIES page 134 SPORTS page 108 ADVERTISEMENTS page 160 EDICATIDN To a man who has been kind, loyal, understanding, and helplul to us, the stu- dents of MHS, and who has done so much to better our school, we dedicate this, the 1961 Caloosahatchian. to Mr. Delhert Rheel. AFTER FIFTY YEARS These qualities have always been a part ot Fort Myers High School. Whenever a fomier student returns, a parent comes to visit, or an ' other visitor arrives at school, he is received and treated graciously by the office staff, facultx ' , and student body. This welcome is accompanied by a friend- ly, informative conversation and, if desir- ed, a courteous tour of our congenial cam- pus. While all this has the air of Southern hospitality, no visitor can mistake the pur- pose of this institution-learning. . s a visi- tor passes by the classrooms he observes the sincerity of the students and he can readily see their eagerness to gain the knowledge dispensed b - the teachers. The stud) ' halls are filled with quiet intensity as pupils prepare homework and study lessons. After classes, instructors are al- ways ready to answer additional questions put to them by the students. Visitors are truly impressed b - the atmosphere of hos- pitality and learning when the ' come to our school. MHS SupplN ' Bureau supplies students. Mrs. West prepares students for college math. Df Hospitality And Learning Fort Myers High School Singing Christinas Tree. ' ' • ■V_ AFTER FIFTY YEARS Greenie football games inspiri ' large crowds. 0 ' . ■ ■ ' • • 3 MHS majorettes add spirit to pep rallies. Our school has a history of expansion and development. This school we have now has come a long way from the first liigh school. Money for the first high school was donated b ' .Andrew Gwynne, and with this money was ])uilt one small build- ing and playground. . s time went on, many locations were used. Enrollment grew as many people came to this area. The teaching staff increa.sed rapidly in quantity and also in qualit} ' . Many new and advanced subjects were added to the curriculum. School clubs, social and ser- vice alike, were organized. Athletic pro- grams were not overlooked and now stu- dents had a chance to participate in art, glee club, band, and publications. Our present school is a cjuite large and capable institution of learning. The students now number 1430 and are very ably taught by a faculty of 58. MHS is continualK devel- oping and expanding to provide better ed- ucation for its students. Df Campus And Enrollment Modern MHS Campus is spacious and functional. AFTER FIFTY YEARS Mrs. Conover registers new students. School spirit plays a great part in the lives of the Fort Myers High School stu- dents. This spirit is shown hy the rousing support ot the athletic program and the eager participation in all school activities. Being a student in one ot the best high schools in the country is a fact that is ap- preciated and valued 1) the students of MHS. Many students willingly give up their time for projects to better the school. The boys and girls are always ready to help new pupils or to offer a cheerful word. There is also a strong tradition ol cooperation and a friendK- attitude be- tween faculty and students, even though the school is much larger now than in the early days. This congenial atmosphere still exists between the two. This points out the efforts of both to work together smoothK- and efficienth Teachers join in the fun of pep ralhes. Df Cooperation And Loyalty Our cheerleaders add color and sparkle to games. cA dministration Our teucliing staff has made great advances in the standards of our education. MR. DAMON IIUTZLER lias done an outstanding job as the principal of MHS. Though managing the school is a full time operation, he always finds time to talk with the students, whether giving advice on a problem or passing the time of day. Through his capable administration, Mr. Hutzler has made a great contribution to the progress of MHS. MR. ROBERT KREAGER is doing a commen- dable job in liis first year as Superintendent of Schools. Assistant Principal, MR. C. R. BARKER, and Guidance Director, MRS. BESSIE MENGE, discuss the day ' s problems. t!%  S ' m f -a i FJ f S % ' yt MRS. MDA ADAMS. B.A. Latin. Latin C.] ]i MRS. MYRTLK ALLF.X, B.S. Typing 1I{S. XLLL HAl KLR. A.H. World IlistoiA II S. J. (;gULLI L BASSLTTA, B.S. Chcni., Biol. MRS. NLAUDE BF:TTLRT() 1 Eny:li,sh IV, C.P. MRS. M VRCARKT HLAXKY. B.S. Lntili.sli III, IV The Faculty MR. MINOR BOTT. .M.A. D.C.T. MR. BLRXARl) BOY TT, M.A. Bkkp., Spt ' ccli MR. DAVID BRAIKR, M,S. Physics. Soc. Science Cluh MRS. LU BRAULR. M.S. Momeinakinc; Dept. Head Future nomemakcr.s of .Vinerica MISS AXXECARTKR, M.A. Kngli.sli III MISS . iar(;arlt cook, B.S. Homemakinii;, (km. Science MRS. BETTY CORRIN, B.S. Slioitliand, Typing Senior Class Sponsor MISS DORIS DES ROCHERS. M.A. Librarian ' he Nucleus Df M.H.S. Students receive instructions in shop. MRS. THELMA DUNCAN, A.B. Biology, English II MRS. MARION DURRANCE. B.S. Music Dept. Head MR. JAMES ETHERIDGE, M.A. English III MRS. EDITH FERREIRA, B.S. Am. History MR. TED FERREIR. , B.S. Physical Educiition MRS. KATHLEEN GOODYEAR. B.S. World History MR. ERNEST HALL, MA. Matli lu ' c ' I Club SponsDi ' MR. ERVIN IBACH, B.S. Athletic Director, Dr. Tr. Senior Cla.ss Sponsor, Coach Chemistry experiments Ijrintj; about many new coveries. They Provide Guidance, And Inspiral MR. W. A. KENDRICK, NLA. Physical Education MR. T. T. KIRK, A.B., MA. Band MRS. BONITA LEWIS, B.A. Language Dept. Head, French Club National Honor Society .MRS. ETHEL LICHTFOOT, NLA. Math Dept. Head Mu Alpha Theta MRS. VIVIAN NlcCANDLESS, B.E. Hist., Physical Education MRS. SA1 A McINNIS, B.S. Business Dept. Head MR. HAL MARTIN, PH.B., M.A. Englisli IV, Junior Class Sponsor Key Club Sponsor, Junior Class Play MRS. HELEN MONNETT, M.A. English II MR. PAUL MONNETT, M.S. Soc. Stu. Dept. Head Inter-Club Council MR. WESLEY NOTT, A.B. American History Swimming Coach [id Promote Citizenship MRS. JANE ORR, M.A. Eng. II, Speech National Forensic League MR. W . W. PARDUE, LLB., B.S. W ' r. History MR. W ILLIAM PEED, A.B. Eng. II, Publications Quill and Scroll Caloosahatchian MISS VERA RAY, Geometry MR. DELBERT RHEEL, M.A. Industrial .Arts Student Council MR. DAVID RICHARDS, B.S. Industrial Arts MR. FRANCIS RILEY, B.S. Englisli Dept. Head Quill and Scroll Tidal Wave I M MISS BARBARA ROMINE, A.B. Alt Art Club . f MRS. APPIE SCOTT, B.S. Bus. Ed. MR. CHARLES SEAGRAVES, B.S. Algebra MISS ALICE SHARPE, M.A. Span., Eng. II Spani.sh Club MRS. ETHEL SHEFFIELD, B.S. Librarian MR. LONNIE SIMS, M.S. . ' griculture Dept., Head MR. SAM SIRIANNI, A.B. Hist., Piiys. Ed. Coach MISS SllELIA SMITH, A.B. Soc, Prob. of Am. Dem. Futinc Tcac ' licis of America MR. BERNARD STEVENSON, M.S. Chemistry MRS. FERN STRANCE, M.A. English II X r 1 1 l Knsilish students studied Mifc- ' Keth. w f7 MR. W ILLlAxM SZALAY, B.S., M.A. Zoology Coach f MR. E. C. THOMPSON, A.B. Matli Student Council Mr. Rheel and Mr. Thompson iron out a problem. A Better Group of Instructors is Hard to Find MRS. EMOGENE TIPTON, B.S. Science Dept. Head MR. ELMER TREMONT. B.ED. Physical Education Sophomore Class MR. C. L. TRIBBLE, B.S. Shop Dept. Head MR. CECIL W ALDRON. B.S., M.S. DCT MRS. W ILLIE W EST, B.A. Math. MRS. CAROLYN HATLEY, B.S. Phys. Ed. SwimminE; Coach lassei k CHORC.E DALlvSSWDHO Picsidt ' iit BOliBll ' , IIOLLAN ' icc President SUSAN CAFF Secretary ANN ALLISCXN Treasurer Council MR. E. C. THOMPSON Sponsor V MR. DELBFRT RIIEEL Sponsor MIKE McCILLlCUDDV DICK HUTZLER President Vice President LINDA BROWN Secretary LEE SAPP Treasurer ENIOHS ' 4 mmK- ' MR. IR IN IBACH Sponsor MRS. BETTY CORBIN Sponsor JAUT ALBRITTON DANE ALLAN ANN ALLISON ANN ALVRUS PAT AMMAN LOUISE AMOS LANA ANDERSON NLARGARET ASHLEY TOMMY AYDELETTE ROBERT BAKER THE YEAR WAS FULL OF TOM BAKER JIM BANKS JOHN BARLOW TEDDY BAUMANN CAROLVN BAXTER JOE BEASLEY JOE BEA o CHARLES 1 KCKMAN - ' DON BENNETT KATHI BERGH INGRID BERGMAN i MARTIE BERGSTRESSER BOB BIGELOW MARIE BLAZER ACTIVITIES AND PREPARATION DANIEL BOONE DE EY BOYD JUDY BRADFORD PHIL BRAELNING BILLY BRAISTED WAYNE BRANTELY STANLEY BREDEMEYER d-. it MARION BREWSTER STEVF, BHINSON HAHBARA BROWN JOAN BROWN FROM A COURTEOUS ANE EARL BROWN LINDA BROWN HENRY BRUGGEMAN ANN BRUGH MARCELLA BURNS JOYCE BURROWS ELIZABETH BUTLER MOREY BUTLER MARY CAGCIANO LARRY CALP BERTHA CAPPS ENID CARR BARBARA CELEC CAROL CHOATE JERRY CHRISTMAN FRANK CHURCH ' i ' tU fkiik EFFICIENT SUPPLY BUREAU MARY CLARK GLORL CLEMENS JUDY CLEMENS GEORGE COBB GEIULD COPELAND SAHAH COrELAXD HILL COH131TT ED COUNTS BRENDA COX LINDA COX MONIQUE COX KAREN CRAWFORD TO DIFFICULT CLASSES MARY CRECILIUS GEORGE D ' ALESSANDRO PATSY D ' ALESSANDRO BARBARA DANIELS GE0RC;E DANIELS THOMAS DANN CLARENCE DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS JANE DAY DORIS DEES BYRON DECARON LARRY DEHAYS CLAUDIA DESSON RONNIE DIEL FOR FUTURE EDUCATION ELLEEN DISON JANE DOLINA CORA DOUGHTERY DAN DREMANN MARY ELLEN DUKES ROBERT DURRANCE DENA EASH ERWIN EASH EDDIE EDWARDS CAROLYN ELLIS CI.F.W ELLIS JL 1 ELMORE TEHRV EMERY LARRV FERGUSON An experimt ' iit in the meclianics of motion. tfi BILL FORCE RUTH FRANKLIN ROBERT FREED JOHNNV FRENCH BASIC PHYSICS WAS ft DANNY FULLERTON MIKE CADO SUSAN CAFF DOIiF.l TA CAI.LAHER % JUDY GEE JOHN GERALD JAY GILL REBECCA GILLIHAN DEMONSTRATED IN CLASS CAROLYN ' GILMORE DAVID GIRARDLV PATSY GOODSON ENELYX GOODWLV SHERLEEN GR. HAM FRANK GREEN KAREN GRIMM CHUCK GRISWALD SONDR. GROW JAMES GUESSMAN SAM HAGAN ROBERT H.ALGRIM I)A 1D IIAMMEL 1:D ilAUDING KOHKirr HAKl.KY NEWTOX HAIUUS liOBEHT HAinXESS - 1 r o JULIAN HAHVEY PAl ' l.A HAVDEN OPAL HEINKEL STEPHANIE HESSLEll PHIL HlGt:iNBOTHAM Aiktrk Ilk vw - SUPPORTING THE SCHOOL I : ; I JUDY HILL SHERYL HODGES SHIRLEY HOGUE f I ELISE HOLADAY BOBBIE HOLLAN MAMIEO HOLLIS n c . JAMES HOLMES SARA HOLT SHERYL HORNER GARETH HUDSON SKIP HUDSON BARBARA HUNTER BECAME IMPORTANT STEVE HUNTER ROD HURLEY FRANCES HUTCHISON DICK HUTZLER ED ILLSCHE WESLEY IMEL JOANNE JACKMAN JIM JACKSON ED JAMES JOYCE JEAN JUDY JFA ELLI ' A ' lEl ' l ' COTT CAHOl.K JOHNSON JOYCE JOHNSON iihdiM CHARLOTTE JOHNSON COLONEL JOHNSON GERALD JOHNSON JAY JOHNSON SENIOR ATHLETES RECEIVED D r i SAM JOHNSON JIM JOHNSTON UMl !:9 JERRY JOINER BETH JONES - a FRANCES JONES MIKE JONES NICOLE JORDAN CAROL JUST JANICE KAPITAN MIKE KENNEDY SHARON KING HUGH KINSEY WIDE RECOGNITION JOYCE KELIN HOWARD KRAMER DOUG KRUGER SUE LAND KAY LANGLEY GEORGIA LAWRENCE JOHNNY LESTER DIANA LETCHER ti JANE LLEWELLYN TOM LEWIS HETTY IJ.OID LLNDA LONG JENA LOWMAN LINDA LUNA liARBAHA LYONS UNA . L LAR. E SERIOUS STUDIES WERE CAROL MALT JEFF MAURER MnCHELL MANNIN BILLIE MARASA TIM ■ WCY STEVE • fcCAIN JOANN ;. GILL JOE McGL L MIKF, McCILI.ICUDDY PAT MtCUIRl ' : DARLENE MEINE DAVID MERRITT i.- iiMii ARLEIGH MEYER BRENDA MILBOURNE CHARLES MILLICAN CLARE MILLIS S MIXED WITH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES CYNTHIA MINER TANNIS MITCHELL LINDA MOODY BETH MORAN BETH Ml ' RPHY MIKE MURPHY SHARON MURPHY LINDA MYERS (.4 DENNIS MOSELY BECKY MORRIS GERI MULAC CAROLYN NASH JOHN MUNRO STEVE MORELAND ROSE NAULT SUE NAYLOR SENIOR PLAY WAS LINDA NIELSEN DANNY NOBLE SHARON NOEL WESLEY NOTT MERH O ' CONNER MIKE ( REILLY JANICE ( -WALD ROLLIE 1 . LMER SANDY D. PAHNELL SANDY S. PAHNELL SALLY PATZKE LINDA PERRY Elwoocl P. Dowd hangs a portrait of Harvey. A SMASHING SUCCESS BUTCH PETRIE KEN PIERCE FRANK PICOTT WAYNE PITCHFORD JOELLYN PLETCHER EVELLYN POINTER DON POLLOCK ALLEN PONTIUS TIIKIIESA POITIXCKH lUCHAHD PRIEST SANDHA I ' l ' CKKTT SANDKA HAAB If CAROL RANDOLPH BLTTV RATLIIF ANITA READKR BILL REDDING THE CLASS WORKED • ■%. MARION REEDV BRUCE REYNOLDS lANET REYNOLDS GRACE RHODES HUGH RIDDELL KAREN RIESKE JANET RITGHIK ALBERT RINARD SHARON HIVEHS JOHN HOIMNSON BILL UOBINSON CARL ROC.ERS MICHAEL ROMERO SANDY ROUSE MARLVNN ROWLANDS SHIRLEY RUDISH ON THEIR ANNUAL PROJECT GALE RUKE WAYNE RUSSEL TRUDI RUTH PATSY SANDER DONALD SANDERS DOROTHY SANDERS LEE SAPP LYN SAPP PKGGV SA C) lOK SCOMBAHni IIAHOl.I) SfX)! 1 JEHin ' SEHAPIX DOl ' G SHAW LINDA SHEAHEH AND TURNED OUT A CONNIE SHERMAN JUNIA SHERMAN JUDY SHERWOOD XAXCY SHOCKLEY ERANK SHORE JEANNi; SHULER WAI.LACi: SIMANDI, MARI.ENE SIMS 1 £ NANCY SKINNER DAVID SMITH DIANN SMITH ' C y f- j NICK SMITH MARTHA SMOOT PHILIP SPOOXER SUCCESSFUL PLAY SHARON SPROUSE JERE SPURLIN FRANK STAPOR BILL STEEN LEROY STELL DONNA STEVENS DONNIE STEWART CHUCK ST. JOHN AiMn y] MAHYLX STOKES J JACK STKICKl.AND m BILL SUMNF.H m SUZANNE SUMMEU f J - CARL SWANBERG TERRY SW ' CM ' FORD GRAYDON TENER MIKE THOMAS WITH DIPLOMAS IN HAND PAT THOMAS SIDNEY THRONTON DELORES TINSLEY BETH TOMLINSON DAVID TOUCHSTONE HARX ' EY lOMBLISON CAHOL TUCKER VVAVNE TAYLOR DALE UNDERWOOD CON ' ME VAN DEVEXDER i iliiM KATHI VILLERS DAVID VROOMAX BRUCE WADDLL JLM WADE THE GRADUATING CLASS ik JIM WALKER JUDY WALLACE GWENLYX WATTS LARRY WALKER JACK WALLY ANN WALTERS lAXE WARD Laxxy ward carl weaver ED WEBB MADELINE WEBSTEH HAHliAHA WELCH JOHNNY WENDT DOVLE WESSON SANDRA WEST BETH WHEELER PAULA WHISLER RICHARD WHITE VENTURE OUT TO SEEK MYRA WIDENER DICK WIGCINS VIHC;iNIA WICGINS GEORGIA WILLIAMS PEGGY WILLIAMS LINDA WILLIAMS RONNIE WILLIAMS SONNY WILLIAMS MIKE WILLIS CHARLES WILSON JIM WILSON TOM WIND SUSAN WOOD CRAIG WRIGLESWORTH BILL ZAPPINI CAREERS IN FUTURE LIFE STEVE ZEHNER RHONDA ZIDRICH CAROL BRUCE DAN COSGROVE JOE EYSTER KAREN FOREMAN Jn iE mnrtam PAUL McClelland In memonj of our classmate who is not here to graduate with us, hut who will remain in our hearts forever. MIKE TICE President ROBERT ROTH ' ice President SUSIE STARNES Seeretary TIM LEWIS Treasurer n MISS BARBARA ROMIXE Sponsor MR. HAL MARTIN Sponsor ADVANCING TO THEIR GOAL OF BECOMING THE Darrell Adams Eric Adams Anne Alford Patsy Aloia Richard Alston Jolinny Amnions Frances Amos Beverly Anderson Sonja Anderson ' cster Arnold Marion Atkins Herbert Atuood Nancv Bahre William Bain Janie Ball Diane Ballantine Robert Barrow James Bartleson Jim Bass Wayne Bates Darrell Baneom Danny Baumbaugh Raymond Baun William Beach Darlcne Beaman Marilvn Beaslev Karl Beck Joan Beckler Linda Belcarde John Bennett Verna Bernard Donna Betts Jon Bilheimer Margie Black ' lorn Blakelock Rodnev Bledsoe Betty Blevins Allyn Boeckman Sandy Bomar Rodney Bonard Brenda Borton Linda Bostclman . t . 1 f 9 p , . LEADERS OF THE SCHOOL r. : John Brancefield Edgar Brewer Lynn Brewer Linda BrighUvell Elden Brown Joe Brown John Brown Loni Brown Ervin Browning Carol Bruce Linda Buckner Molly Bundy Joan Burns Erleen Butler Jean Butler n % . X M r4 Jim Butler Ralph CaffaR-lli Marlenc Cail Don Campbell Rickey Campbel Susannc Campbi Robert Canup Ralph Cardoza Lois Carpenter Robert Cathcll Mark Chamberl Charles Chapman Sharon Cheasley Peter Clapp THE JUNIORS OF MHS PLANNED Judy Clark Charles Clemons Lamar Clemons Dan Codv Bobby Coker Crace Collier Eddie Combs Catherine Connell Pat Connell Carv Conover Carv Cook Bill ' Corbin Ed Coris Jean Crenshaw Prudence Cronin Winifred Crosbie Kathy Curran Wayne Cutchens John Daddcrio Donnie Dance Sandra Daniels Stephanie Daniels Linda Danley Howard Daubman MANY ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR Tom Dengis Michael Deno Francis Denture Harold Dcver Jack Davit Carolyn Davis June Davis Mary Lou Davis Bruce Deming Jon Dinlcel Pamela Dissctte Mary Carol Dock Terry Doninger Benny Douglas THE CHRISTMAS Fred Dudley Nancy Dueker Dorothy Duerkes Georgia Dukas David Dukes Larry Durrance Pat Eastwood Robert Edelblut Ron Edginfiton Sheryl Edvenson Ben Elderd Robert Ellenburg Sandra Ellison Peggy Emerson Paul Epperson Donna Erickson Cherry Ermine Jane Fairclough Tom Faul Bob Eenstermaker David Fields Grover Fields Nancy Feight Bob Fitzgerald Joe Flint Doug Floweree Sam P ' ord Jim Francis Barbara Erie Keith Frost DANCE PRODUCED A GOOD TIME FOR ALL fJ% Luther Fuller Russell Fuller Butch Fulton Harriet Fulton Jerrv Funk Phvlhs Galbraith Doris Mae Gasldll Marily-n Gay CaroU-n George Da id Giebel Joey Gilbert Leonard Giles Dianne Gill Marv Gilligan Carl Glidden Mickey Goff Margaret Goldsmith George Gonard Allan Gowans Bill Grace Vickie Graden Fr uiklin Grant Kav Grant Pat Gray Martha Grciman Phyllis Hake Laura Hamilton Mario H iiidley Judy Hansen Gordon Harb - Eddie Harden Elaine Harris George Har ard Sally Hasach Susan Haswell Fred Hendry Joe Hensley John Henslev Butch Herbert James Heydolph Sid Hickin Susie Highbau.ul] Charles Hilliard Bobb ' Hinson Linda Hoard Judv Hogan Gayle Holaday Sue Hollauav 1 1 ■ - luti iitih )iwt iiili 1 1 I THE PLAY, THROUGH A CLASS Beth Hollingsworth Cliarles Hopper Judy Hopper .|% f .4 Sharon Hord Donald Home William Hosteller Curtis House Anita Hutlson Larrv Huffman Buddy Hume Jane Hunfzman Donnie Hutchinson Ricfiard Hutting Pat Husz Jane Hyatt Linda Jack Artliur Johnson Fay Johnson Oliver Johnson Bob Jones C. J. Jones Carol Jones Carol Sue Jones EFFORT, WAS HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL George Jones Karen Jones Frank Juliano Da c Kaupp Valerie Keene Ra Tnond Kent Dale Kenshaw Be erly Keohs Hilbcrt Kicsel Da id Knight John Kriniminger Nicola Knise : ? f Merry Ann Kusilavage Jere La Fond Larrv Lamb CaroKn Lance Hilde Larson Virginia Lawless Ricky Lawrence Bill Lawyer William Lavton Mickey Lee Steve Leffers Ted Lenilev Tim Lewis (Jary Libby Hobert Linne MANY JUNIORS TOOK PERSONAL TYPING Jerry Llo cl Sherry Lornb Jcaniictte Long Kay Lowery Dave Lucas Owen Luckey Pat Maharrey Jeannie Maloney Kathy Malt Clyde Mann Connie Martin Tommy Martindale Neil Morton Peggy Mattingly Henrv Matuszewski Bill Nlaxwell Mary Mays Georgette Mazzochi Elsa McCarroll Montine McClelland Bettv McClenithan Jimmy McDaniel Carl McDonald Bennie McDowell Tom McCee John McKay Mike McKenny Barbara McNab Ammie McMememin Lee Melsek Betsy Meetz Barbara Mirandon Gloria Middleton Barbara MiUer Dora Miller Herman Miller Hugh Miller Terry Miller Eileen Montgomery Patricia Moore Sarah Moore Kathleen Moran Frank Morrison Lance Morrow Pansy Mosley Bruce Mower Rayford Mumford Barbara Murjjliy Grant Murphy Richard Myers Martlia Nault Howard Naylor Jill Newlin Greg Noe Ken Noppe Rita Nordenholt Burl Norris Barbara Northcutt Jack Olsen Carolyn Paine f - ( n ( a q g WHEN THE CLASS RINGS CAME, STUDENTS Paul Palmer Paul Palumbo Robert Patnode John Pearcy Norman Pearson Cheryle Peck Jimmy Pendarvis Jo Pendleton Sandy Perkins Dennis Peterson Richard Peters Larry Phillips Les Pigney Sheila Pigott Lawrence Plank Donnie Poff Ronnie Poff c , n Tom Pollman Mary Poinbcrg Susan Posner Marfiaret Preston Saiidic- Prevallet Patsy Prowant Antoinette Putnam Judy Quick Dennis Raitt Danny Rowlins Alex Reid Clyde Richards Lin Richards Ola Mae Rigdon Marilyn Riley Pat Rimes Jane Rockow Suzanne Rodgers BEGAN TO THINK OF THE COMING YEAR Janie Rogers Judy Rolls Marianne Rooks Jack Rosenberg Robert Rotli Howard Sampson Darlcne Sander Paul Sander Franklin Sanders Fred Sanders Jack Sapp Br an Sa age Harlan Saudquist Edidi Schafer Lois Schlcssclman n r . ' Xancy Schooley Paul Schuniaker Jack Scott Fred Shears Jackie Shcehan Harold Shepard Al Sholty Roger Showcross Joyce Silberman Jiiiiiiiy Siinmod Robert Sirrtmons Nickey Singletary Vernon Skelton Benny Smallvvood Jack Smith Jo rf ' j - NOW, AT THE END Jerry Smitli Pat Smith John Snyder Ralph Snyder Barbara Sodaker YEAR, Harvey Speigel Janet Spencer Janice Spencer Sharon Stanton Susie Starnes Dot Stephens Judi Stephens Jimmy Stewart Sally Stevenson Eddie Stickles Eileen Stockgalusner Francis Stohlman Larry Stokes Mary Storrar Beverly Strange Terry Strong Glenis Sutton Berry Sumnierall Bertha Sumnicrall Dusty Sumnit ' r;ill Gary Summerall Rose Ann Tarantino Isaac Taylor Pat Taylor Terry Temperton Ada Tetterton •i AND WITH MANY FINE MEMORIES p ■■ i w n V: i ) ft c% Marie Thigpen Judy Thomas Melba Thomas Xewn Thomas Tunis Thomas Ricky Thompkins Mike Tice Chip Tipton Barbara Toniala Mallory Touchstone Dan Travis Bill Turner Bob Tygh Peggy Tyrell Andy Underhill Ronnie ' ayo Linda Veale Walt ' ertness Peggy Vickery Prissy Vinson Bob Vosney Lucille Walil Nick Walbum Eva Waldron Gail Wall Be erlv Ward David Ward Janice Warren Ken Washburn Peggy Watson Ross Webb Terry Weber Diane Welch Hiilian! Welch Rusty Welch Walter Welch Larry Wells Richard Weston Dick Wheeler Jenny White Paul Whitten John Wilkes Allan Williams Jay Williams Randv Williams Sandy Williams Paul Williams Andrea Willis Martha ' ingate Gloria Wise Billie Wright Richard Wright Danny Wyatt Rod Yeomans Diane Young THEY BECOME THE SENIORS OF MHS Jimmy Young Dick Zimniernian DAVID McDUFFIE President DANNY RADCLIFF YVONNE PLUMMER VAL NORTIICUTT Vice President Secretary Treasurer a[«u MR. ILLIAM M. PEED Sponsor MR. ELMER TREMONT Sponsor THE SOPHOMORES OF David Adams Gerald Adcma John Albertson Connie Allen Robert Allison Robert Aloia Ronnie Altman Carolyn Amason Kathleen Ambrose Jimmy Anderson Patsy Anderson William Anderson Terry Atchison Robert A delette Newton Babcock Marilyn Badenhoop Bettv ' Bain Phvilis Barabe Beverly Barchak Tommy Bartleson Barbara Bauermeister Coy Baushman Cathy Baum Gary Lee Bayliss Bill Bean Barbara Beazell Susan Beckett Linda Belcarde Lynne Bell James Bennett Norma Bennett Stephen Beimett Julie Bentz Doris Berner Janetta Betts Katie Lue Beyrodt John Bingham Robert Black Jo Ann Blevens Ellen Blownestine Cathy Boesch Joyce Bodemer Sonny Bosten Helen Boston Danna Bowden Jimmy Bradley Frances Branton Pete Breber U ' 0 ' Jl l- MHS WERE BUSY WITH nf I c . . ,r , f Veniie Brewer iCmmctt BridRcs Kathcrine Br-ght IVtcr Briclit Harr ' Braslic-on Charles Brown David Brown Katlileen Brown Milton Brown Ralph Bryan Chester Bryant George Bryant Robert Bryson Danny Buchanan Jenny Burges Roger Burkes Dennis Burlone Cheryl Burson Paula Burson Gilbert Byrd Ken Calabrese Gary Caldwell Sue Campbell Donald Capps Betty Carlin Jane Carpenter Jean Cater Diane Cater Gerald Caudill Robert Caughey Lee Cawley Harry Celec Jim Christensen Jackie Christensen Thomas Chuderski Clarence Clore Joyce Clap Elsie Cleaves Marjorie Clement Betty demons Ed Coleman Carla Collier Micheal Collier Tom Comey Thomas Compo Peter Cook Steve Cook Helen Coombs CLASSES IN ENGLISH, I ' at Cornwell Jimmy Cox Chen I.i ' c Cruse Jeri Cnisu Diane Daniels Johnny Daniels Michael Davidson Pearl Dougherty Cliristine Davis Walt Davis Leonard Deibert Patricia Dees Larry Deland Patricia Delany Judy Denyes Hav DeSear Dana Ditto Betty Dix Nancy Doninger June Dorman Ernest Drake Andre Drouin Marvin Drvdcn Maxine Durrcan James Earhart Tim Eaton Randy Eckert Lee Edwards Martha Edwards Michael Edwards Carol Eldridge David Ellis Robert Ellis Sandv Ellis Barbara Elwell LaDonna Enland Dick Enig Billy Fernandez Howard Eit gerald Ronnie Falshman Mary Ellen Flint Beckv Flovd David Floyd jerry I- ' loyd Naomi Floyd Karen Fogal Carol Fordham I ' orrest l ' ordham t% Q P © 4itt :M. 9 .r5t Q A .f r , a a • fj f flk - ■ lxnL4 BIOLOGY AND HOMEMAKING ' ' V Paula Forsythe Bruce Koscn Jean Foster Jean Fuller Larry Futral Patricia Galloway Sam Galloway Pam Gad SueKnn Garrison Ed Gassoway Mary Jo Gault Judy Gay Carl Geer Larry Geldram Gail Genkinger Lamar Gentry Marti Gerald Wa Tie Gibble John Gilarski Janet Giles Lewis Goolsby Jimmy Good ear Gail Goeken Tony Greco Richard Greenwell Bill Guthrie William Guthrie W ' il lielmine Hagen Christina Hager Karen Hager Richard Haight Bill Hall Earl Hall Wendell Hall Tommy Halgrim Ronnie Hamilton Ka ' Hand Karl Hanish Wesle ' Hansen Larry Hanson Grace Harmon Ray Hame ' Douglas Harper Joyce Ann Harrell James Harris PhU Harris fl CT t-:3 THEY PRACTICED SPEAKING Tim Hennigan Jay Hensley Joy Herring Charles Heydolph Luaiia Higsinbotham Kit Hill Richard Hire Kathy Hites Luretta Hocniche Diana Hoffman Dick Hoffman Dick Hogue John HoRue Penny Hogue Peter Hogue Ben Holaday Rodney Holland John Holmes Nancy Holt Mary Hooker Jim Huene Vivian Hudson Duane Hughes Joe Humphries Jill Hunter Helen Sue Hurley Clail Hutto Mike Hyatt Jessie Hylton Judy Hart Ronnie Hartli ' .. i« _ i John Hartman ousan rlasweli a a , ' ) ' - Barbara Hal llioHer DUij iltlxciiiiiii ' - 1 Mary Jane Heinkel Edgar Henderson f% c ' ' ' X •-Na i- : 5 ( a § ) Larry Irwin Sara Lee Jackson lUcliard Jacobs Edward Jacobson Frieda James Mary Jean Debbie Jennings Judy Jennings David Jerrel Bob Jewett Frances Jonei Hazel Jones Helen Jones Herb Jones Jack Jones Janelle Jones Mary K. Jones Robert Johns Betty Johnson Chira Johnson Davis Johnson C.lenn Johnson Kris Johnson Nancy Johnson TO DEVELOP CONFIDENCE Larry Johnston Shirley Johnston Fred Juliano Judith Kelly Nancv Kelly Elizabeth Kellett Vonnie Kerns Huhbie Kessinger Marie Kibler Brian Kilkellv David King Nancy Kinsey Betty Kinzie Ricky Kline Robert Knight Sandra Knight Andy Ko acs Judy Krimniinger Gary Kriiger Efie Kirtz Joyce Lamb Vicki Lancaster Gerald Landrum Susan Landrum Dianne Lang AND LISTENING TO Tony LiRhtsey Joanne Llewollyn Honnic Llewellyn Sandra Lloid Joiin I.loyd Mary Long Gus Losli ' ben Da id Latridgc Bernard Lowell Larry Lnckey Jo ' Lundqnist NLir - Jo L neh Carolyn Malone - Robert Mann Barbara Martin Bntch Matthews Carol Mathews Linda Mathews Alice Mays Ralph Mazzochi Yvonne McCov Patricia McDade Aleta Sne McDaniel David McDuffie Danny McFall Pamela Mclntyre William Mclvcr Tommy McMahan Jean McNeil Sharon Mercer lames Mcrritt jndv Miller Keith Miller Patty Miller Erlene Millieai Bruce Milliken Sandy Mills Fred Maeller Ida Molter Sharon Moore Sally Moor Marjorie Munro John Murphy Richard Nadwodnv Clifford ault W ' ally Naylor Mike Nelson Paulctte Newberry Tommy Lanier Gretehen Largcnt Diane Lawyer Stanley LcBlanc Linda Lechtenbcrgcr Larry Leffers Sandra Leonard I ' am Lewis af O r  O Onf f ) ' ' - - . fl| ' IMPROVE THEIR UNDERSTANDING N ■ Mi J a f o Q ( ) Barbara Nice Val Nortlicutt Andrea Odgen Bill Oehser Tommy O ' Kelly Maura O ' Mahoney Charles O ' Neill Harry Overcash Gary Oswalt John Oxenham Kenneth Parke Thomas Parker Genie Pamell Marcia Parrish Daniel Patnode Tom Patter Christine Paulsen Jimmy Payne Marlene Pearse Allen Perkins Linda Persons Virginia Persons Kathv Pewett Durrell Phillips Mary Beth Phillips Xancy Pigott Rick Plunimer Yvonne Plummer N ' aughn Porter Joyce Posey Lo Leta Post Salle - Potter James Povia Paul Pre-Genzer Linda Preston Dicke. Prevatt Sharon Quadalbalir Dann - Radcliffe Shirley Ratliff Jinimie Sue Ray Johnny Reckwerdt Linda Recnes Howard Reeves Nancy Reilly John Reiter Frank Rtnnolds Stephine Revnolds Cku lotte Rich ' y J .J i ' w THEY GAVE THE SENIORS THAT WONDERFUL N ' ancv Rich ChcstiT RichtcT Larry Ric-kner Patricia Riley Linda Roberts Carolyn Rolibins a n 9 i Kenneth Robinson Carol Rose Paul Rose Barbara Roser Bill Ross Mike Route Diane Rowland Mike Russell Robert Rutherford Bonnie Sampson Joyce Sander Linda Sanders Mary Sanders Thomas Santin Joanne Santo Robert Scelfo Bonnie Scherer Gail Scluieider Dolly Schrefler Dorothy Scott Gloria Scott lohn Scott Mina Beth Scott Doug Seratehly Barbara Se mour Gail Shaffer Sandv Sheffield Doris Shefflcr Karen Shepard Harry Sherer Barbara Shuler Kathy Shushil James Siford James Silberman Bob Simmons Hnhert Skclton Saiidr.i Skinner Billv Smith Bruce Smith Daniel Smith Jimmy Smith Joyce Smith PICNIC Mary Smith Ronnie Smith Ruby Smith Sara Smith Leslie Smith Joan Snyder Pearl Snyder Diana South Cheryl Stalnaker Harry Stapor Janet Steiner Mildred Stefanowski Jerry Stier Dick Strickland Donna Strickland Ofir f . Mf ' Max Strickland John Summer Juanita Summerall Mar ene Sumerall Michael Swane Rosemary Swanson Margaret Taylor Nicky Taylor Lorraine Tentan Delores Teston Laura Thiesser Terrv Thomas h s Barbara Thompson Dean Tomlinson Jackie Turner Judy Turner L Tin Turner Steve Turner Wanda TsTier Alfred Vanacare Ste e N ' ance Tim Vance DAnna Van Delinder Jime Van Gessel Lance Van Wert Valerie Varda Alan Vaughn to ' ft r , a 9 ( Jdhn Venham I ' raiik Vcttc-r Donald Waid Budd - Walker Editli Walton I ' am Ward Bill Warden I.ouis WcM cr Sanilra Wu.lck-s Leonard Welch Chris Wenzel Harry Wheeler Howard Wheeler Ray Whidden Robert White AND HAD A MARVELOUS YEAR Shirlev Whitehead Eddie Whitehill Janice Whitehouse Jennifer WiKington George Williams Myrtle Williamson Cheryl Willis Patsy Wills Ronnie Wilson Nancy Wise Robert W ' ren Terry Wright Betty Wngh-sworth Annell W land Carole Wyzga Judy Yeomans Joe Yonmans Judy Young Nick Zamerilla Clayton Zehner LIBRAHIANS Miss DesRochers, Mrs. Sheffield. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Cyntliia Clarkson, Sandy Raab, Joanne Jackman, Lyn Nielson, Ann Alvanis, Pansy Mosley, Virginia Wiggins, Beth Murphy, Sue Land, Linda Sanders, Sandy Parnell, Sidney Thornton, Bill Zappini, Marion Atkins, Dick Hutzler, Terry Swofford, Dale Underwood, Teddy Bauman. GUIDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS Kathy Villers, Susan Wood, Sharon Rivers, Jane Dolina, Dena Eash, Mrs. Menge, Jill NewUn, Karen Crawford, Kathi Bergh. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Tanis Mitchell, Dianne Smith, Dianne Letcher, Evel Ti Goodwin, Sharon King, Harriet Collins, Opal Heinkel, Judy Sherwood, Brenda Milboume, Sheryl Homer, Elise Holaday, Dorodiy Sanders. OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Conover, Miss Cannady, Mrs. Lawrence. r - h ) ryanizations • ■rm ' ROW 0 V.: Mike Willi-., Patsv D ' Alessandro, Gale Rukc, Katlii IkT h. Karen Crautoid, I .ee Sapp, Susan Wood. HOW TWO: Terry Suofford. Niekv Smith, I ' raiik Green, Da id Girardiii, Mike Mack. Garcth I ' ludson, Steve Brinson. ROW THREE: J:ine Roekow, C iitlii;i ( ' larkson, Susie Starnes, Benny Mc- Dowell, ' I ' oniniy Ghnderski, Don Hutchison, Carol Mathews. ROW FOl ' R: Ed Gorris, Max Br.uui, Mike Russell. Cris Wenzel, Val Northcutt, Davis ]ohn.son, .Judy Gay, Mary Beth Phillips. ROW FIVE: Linda ' e ' ale. Rosemary Swanson. Andrea Ogden, Linda Belyarde. Joe Hen.sley, Billie W ' right, Mike Tice. Dii.sty Summerall, Carla Gollicr, MariKii Badenhoop, Martha Edwards. Student Cnuncil Si)onsors of the Student Council are: Mr. E. C. Thomason and Mr. Delbert Rheel. isrm mtsm utxrs The Student Council, one of the most active or- ganizations of Fort Myers Higli Slicool. liiis been extremely busy and has aceomplislied much this year. They have b( en very siicccsstul in establish- ing a Code of Ethics, which was adopted by the student body. The selling of workbooks was an- other of their services. T his year the Student Coun- cil sponsored the bundle drixc which helped the needy children of our district. One has only to look around the school to see I ' xidence of their acconi|ilislim(Mits; for example, tliey recently fin- islicd inu ' patio. The Countil is under the spon- sorslii[) of Mr. V,. (]. TIi()iii|ison and Mr. Delbert Rheel. ' i wi . Members of the Student Council are checking over the articles At lunch time students enjoy a Student Council project, the Patio, which of the Lost and Found, which is open to the school every Friday was completed last year, during the 4th period. Student Cnuncil OFFICERS - George D ' Alessandro (President), Bobbie Hollan (Vice President), Susan Gaff (Secretary), Ann Allison (Treasurer). 1 1 Vf f i jgt ' I ' ll prdiiKitc s(li(il,irslii]i, Icidcrsliip, cli.iractcr and sciAicc is tlic purpose of the Xational Honor So- ciety. A student innst maintain a 3.5 scholastic avcr- a ' Jic lor ii c conscciitixc si ' mcstcrs and lie voted in I)y tlie prescTit meinliers and tlie faculty before he may hi ' acci ' iited into this organization. New mem- bers are tappet! in an im])ressive assembly protiram. One ol the luain aili itics ol (he Xatinual Hon- or Society Is the makiuL; ol oodoo dolls which helps liiiance their annual si;4htseein i tri)). OFFICEl S: Mike ' I ' ict- (Vice President), GeorRia 1-awrenee (Secretary), Pat McGuirc (Treasurer), ■• ' rank Stapor (President). IVatinnal Honnr Society now ONE; Pat Tliomas. .Susan GatI, Ann Brazil, I ranees Jones, Siiaron Sjiroiuse, Susan Wood, Linda Brown, Jane Dolina, Karen Grimm. BOW TWO: Georgia Lawrence, Sherleen Graiiain, E elyn Pointer, B.nljara Tormala, Linda Belgarde, |ane B oekow, Buth I ' ranklin, I nn Sapp. Patsv D ' Alcssanciro. BOW THBEE: Frank Stapor, Mike Tice, Mike Jones, Pat McGuire, Mike McGillieuddy, Joe Beavo, Garetli Hudson, Steve Zeluier, F rank Green, (iary Lil)by. ■) EL ATENFX) CASTEl.LANO El AtcncH) Castcllano is the naine of tlie Si anish Club here at Fort Myers Senior Higli School. The purpose of El Ateneo Castellano is to promote an interest in the Spanish languaiie. All studcMits who are taking or who have taken Spanish are eligil)Ii ' for memlKrsIiip in this eluh. On the first Tuesday of eacli month, the members are entertained with interesting discussions, enjoyable skits, and inform- ative programs. One of the most notable services of El Ateneo Castellano is the annual collection of old clothing and blankets for the poor Spanish children. Certain students carry on correspondence with other Spanish speaking children in Puerto Rico or Mexico. Juan Ramon Jimenez chapter of the Honor Society was installed here last year. All students who have maintained a B average in Spanish may join this chapter. El Anteneo Castel- lano is a recently organized club at MHS but one which is expected to be beneficial to all. OFFICERS: Ingrid Bergman ( ice-President), Karen Griinm (Treasurer), Jane Dolina (Secretary), Carol Sue Malt (President). Spanish Club ROW ONE: Jennifer W ' igington, Merry O ' Connor, Linda Luna, Linda Brightwell, Carol Sue Malt, Ingrid Bergman, Jane Dolina, Karen Grimm, Janet Reynolds, Shirlev Rudish, Brenda Co. , Sara Holt, Anita Reader. ROW TWO: Miss Alice Sharpe (Sponsor), Barbara BeazcU, Bill Robinson, Grayden Tenor, Curtis House, Gene Gonard, Karl Beck, Frank Stapor, Roseann Tarantino, Pam Ward, Shirley Hogue, Elizabeth Moran. Ik FIHST TABLE: Joe- Bcask- , Glenn Ellis, Davis Johnson, Tim ' anc-c, Ron .Solomon. Karl Beck, Lewis Woodson (President of Thomas A. Edison Civitan Cliih), Tom Baker, Mark Comer, Lar- ry Liffers, Rodnev Voenians, Allen Perkins, Steve ' ance, Richard Jacobs, Bob Jerrtt. SECOND TABLE: Bob Wren, Lewis Gools- bv, Vernon Skelton, Bill Colter, Ben Smallwood, D.m Dreniann, Dr. Crislif (President of Lehigh Acres Civitan Club). Mr. Richards (Sponsor), Peter N ' o ak (Field Extension Represent:itive), David Co xTSton (Lieutenant Go crnor), Done Shaw, Ross Webb, Butch Fulton, Tom Wind. Mr. Da e Rich.irds, hard wiirkinj: bnt aff:ible, is the spon- sor of Junior Ci il.Ln. JUNIOR CIMT.W CREED I am a Junicir Ci itan. I stand for good citizen- ship in my home, my .scliool and m eommunit ' . I beHe ' e in my school, its facu]t ' , its standards of scholarship, athletics and conduct. Believing in them, I pledge myself to be a good citizen of my High School. I believe in the government of m country and my community, and pledge myself at all times to be a loyal citizen and respect the law. I believe in the destinv- of my country and know- ing that the future of this nation is dependent upon the strength and courage of her people, I pledge my- self to li ( a clean life. I believe that true friendship is the greatest asset any person can possess, and I pledge myself to be worthy of membership in Junior Ci itan at all times. I believe that the success of any organization is de- pendent upon the efforts of its members and that the members in turn are benefited in proportion to their interest and efforts. Therefore, I further pledge myself to supiiort holc-hcartedl - tlic chili ' s program and its ideals. MY CREED was proclaimed h the Man of Gali- le( when he declared: W ' hatsoincr on would that men should do to you, do ' e excn so to them. ' IV I ' LEDGE is to practice this Golden Hule; to make it ]):i - dividends both material and spiritual; to bridge w ith it the road to better understanding between t,nult , sponsor and student; to build upon it ii liner and nobler citizenship. An initiiition banqm-t was held at Lehigh Acres for the new niembers of tlie Junior Civitan chib. To raise money, the Junior Ci itan members sold fruit cake during the Christmas season. Junior Civitan CInh FIRST ROW: Mark Comer (Vice President), Bill Colter (Senior Class Director), Tom Baker, Jr. (President), Davis Johnson (Sopho- more Class Director), Ross Webb (Junior Class Director). SEC- 0. D ROW; Joe Beasle - (Treasurer), Tom Wind (Secretary) Rodne ' Yeomans (Chaplain). IMe i ' 1 ROW ONE; Dustv Siiinmcrall, Mike Tice, Grant Murphv, Bob Ellis, John Rollins, John .SiKennan. ROW TWO; Danny Fuller- ton, Mike McGillitiuldj-, Robert Edleblut, Joe Henslev, Pat Mc- Guire, Bill Corbin, Dong Kruger, Bobby Bigelow. ROW THREE; Dave Gamble, Lin Richards, Tim Corkliill, Joe Beavo, Gareth Hudson, Steve Brinson, Mr. Hal Martin, (Sponsor). Key Club The sponsor of the Fort Myers Senior High School Key Club is Mr. Hal Martin. P i i. k J Tlie Ke Club at Fort M ers Senior High School is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and is well- known for its fine work and help. The projects for the 1960-61 year are under three groups: money making projects, social e ents, and ser ice projects. Peanut sales at the football games and selling fruit cakes helped the Ke ' Chib raise the necessary funds for their ser ice projects. The Key Club ' s major ser ice. project is gi ' ing aid to the Edge- wood School for the ph ' SicaIly handicapped. The club gi es the institution a certain percentage of the profits from all fund raising projects. This mon( ' is used to purchase much needed supplies and e(|uipnient for the school. The members of the Key Club are very ])roud to know that they are helping on( of the most deserxing institutions in Fort M ers. The Student Key and landscaping of Sunland Cottage were two of the service projects. The social events of the Key Club consisted of the annual Confederate Dance, the Key Club Ilayride, the s|)ous()ring of Ceorgia LawrtMice to run for the Teen Club Sweetheart, and the co-sponsorship of the annual Ke - Club-Wheel Club basketball uame. Music by the Flares made the Confederate Dance a smash- ing success. The annual banquet of the Key Club was held in the Lamplighter Room at the Edison Cafeteria. Key Club SEATED: Danny Radcliff (Sophomore Representative), Tinimy Corkhill (Senior Representative), Mike Tice (Junior Representative). STANDING: Jo Beavo (President), Gary Hudson (Vice President), Steve Brinson (Treasurer), Pat McGuire (Secretary). r [f m ' fm ' % W SEATED: Cliris enzel. Jack Devitt, Hugh Kinsev, David Gir- ardin, ' al Xorthcutt, Billy Smith, Gary Libby. ROW ONE: Skip Hudson, Jack W ' ally, George D ' Alessandro, Frank Green, Phil Spooner, Bob Linne, Ronnie Hamilton, Danny Buchanan, Al Sholty, Wendell Hall. ROW TWO: Herb Jones, Ronnie Diel, Da id Dukes, Gary Caldwell, Sam Ford, Rod Hurley, Randy Williams, Bill Grace, Danny Sniitli, Mr. Ernest Hall (Sponsor). Wheel Club Mr. Ernest Hall, sponsor of the Wheel Club, is busily working to prepare plans for the ne. t meeting of this organization. Tlic Miecl Club at Fort Myers Senior Hish School is basically a service club sponsored by the Rotary- Club of Fort Nhers. Meinbersliip is limited to those b(ns showins; a hi2;h degree of character, service, and dependabilit -. The annual money- raisinu; project centers around the sale of soft drinks, hot dogs, and programs at the home foot- ball games by the members of the club who are not members of the football squad. Profits are used to ]5rovide the operating capital which the club uses for its ' arious projects, which are usualK ' car- ried out during the remaining months of th( school year. Miss Linda Anne Cox was sponsored by the Wheel Club for Senior Teen Queen, at the Teen Club. The annual Wheel Club-Kev Club basketball game was won this sear b the Key Club, 42-36. Wheel Club OFFICERS: BilK- Smith (Treasurer), Cris Wenzel (Sophomore . d isor), ' al Nortlicutt (Secretary), Gary Libb ' ( ' ice President), Hugh Kinsey (Senior . d isor), Da id Girardin (President). KNEELING: Linda Perry, Jane Lewellyn, Carol Choate, Maniieo Hollis, Kathy Malt, Stephanie Daniels, Pri. sv Vinson, Lynn Bell. Marlene Sims, Barbara Brown. STANDING: Bobbi Willinger, Sondra Grow, Betsy Meetze, Cynthia Miner, Ellen Jeffcoat, Carolyn George, Linda Belgarde, Andrea Ogden, Barbara North- cntt, Andrea Willis, Sheryl Edvenson. Future Nurses uf America The Sponsor of the Fntiire N ' nrses Chib are Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Taylor, and Mrs. Matthews. Plans are being made 1) the sponsors for the girls in the Future Nurses Club to help with the free chest . -Ray unit. • J Generally the functi()n.s of the Future Nurses are to enable girls in high sehool to gain ' ahiable e.xperienee in the basics of dealing with sick people and to offer their time to the conimunit b ' doing such tasks as aiding at the mobile TB unit. All girls who meet the qualifications of the club are eligible to join and participate in the classes which are under the supervision of a trained nurse, . fter completion of the classes, one is capable enough to offt ' r services to the hospital. count ' health department, and as we here in Fort M ers do, the Mental Health .Association. Properh ' trained Fu- ture jNurscs can atld a bright and cheery- note to an ' sick room, and they can be (luite helpful as well as decorati e. Fimctioning together as the I ' utiH ' e Xurs( s of AnK ica. girls all o er the United .States iM ' iu ' j; help .intl JKippincss to their own com- munities. v The sirls listen very attentively to die guest speaker, Lt. Marvelle Daniels. Mrs. Taylor takes the pulse of Andrea Ogden as a demonstration to her class. Future IVurses nf America OFFICERS: Linda Belgarde (Recording Secretary), Kathy Cur- ran (First Vice President), Carol Choate (President), Andrea Og- den (Treasurer). OFFICERS NOT PICTURED: Barbara North- cutt (Second Vice President), Linda Veale (Corresponding Sec- retary), Gretchen Haswell (Historian), Gloria demons (Libra- rian), Sharon Rivers (Recorder of points). iSt - fl r ■ ' ' : - ' A ,«r -.vC X s, Karen Crimm, Mrs. pp. Bill Qilt.T. ROW- ROW ONE: Sharon Muq ' liy. Mike Jones, Frances Jon. Lifilitfoot (Sponsor), Xicole Ionian, Enid Carr, Lvn S TWO: Elizabeth Moran, Tom Baker, Jr„ Frank Stapor, Mike McGiUienddy Ruth Franklin, Jane Dolina. Car! Svvanbers;, Pat MeGiiire. ROW THREE Joe Beasley, Steve Zehner, Joe Beavo, David Vrooni:ui, Brnce Reynolds, Gar) Hudson, Dale Underwood, Dan Dreniaini. Inter-Club Cnuncil and but lost ( ' lub actixitics are an in ' i j;oratiiit!; necessary part of our life at M. H. S, when tliev conflict, tlieir benefit is and more chaos than service results. For tliis reason, tlie presidents of every club meet and coordinate activities through Iiiter-Ciub Council. This e(mtr:ili .ed co- operation assures that schedules will be arranccd to avoid eonflictiuti acti ities. With this scrvic( Int( r-Club Council per- forms an in aluablo s( r ice. The spon.sor of the Intcr-Clnb Coinieil is Mr. Pan! Monnett. Ol ' tlCERS: Sh:iron Mnrpliy (Secretary), Pat McGuire (Treasurer), Mike Jones (Vice President), Dale Under- wood (President), Mrs. Lightfoot (Sponsor). Mu Alpha Thela .Mu -Mpha Tlieta, like most school clubs, func- tions to serve tlie student and the conimunitv ' . Tiiose students who are members arrant;e for iuest speakers to appear once a month. These speakers show how important mathematics is in all fields and how closely mathematics is related to the sciences. Indirectly, . Iu Alpha Theta provides material on different careers related to math, in order that interested students may be aware of these careers. The members also have a chance to ask intelligent questions of the authoritative speakers. Mu . lpha Theta helps its members by proxiding students in mathematics an ojiportunitv to augment their knowledge and interest in this field. ROW ONE: Mike Malt, Patsy D ' AIes Tice, Ann Brnijh, Carol Choate, ,andro. ROW TWO: Joe Beasley Tom Baker, Jr., Frank Stapor, Dale Underwood. Karen Crawford, Carol Sue , David Girardin, Joe Beavo, Mir - Mr, Francis Riley and Mr. William M. Peed are the spoEisors of Quill and Scroll. Ouill And Scroll Quill and Scroll is an honorary cluh for liiiili school journali.st.s. There arc certain re- (luiri ' mcnts for membersliip in Quill and Scroll, and these requirements must be maintained as long as a member is in the club. Recently Quill and Scroll has begun to become more active than it has been in the past. One of the projects undertaken this year was acting as guides to help in seating fans in the re- ser ed section at football games. An elaborate initiation ceremony is being planned for the intaking of new memliers who will uphold the high standards of Quill and Scroll. Soon this club will be recognized in its class, as one of the three national honor societies at Fort hers Senior Hicih School. Ellen Blownstine, Jay Hensley, John Hensley, Dana Bowden, Carol Wyzga, Carl Beck, Julie Bentz, Linda Buckner, Barbara Beazel, Eva Waldron, Linda Brightwell, Sandy Pamell, Pat Riley, Ronda Zidrich, Bobbi Willinger, Linda Cox, Elise Hola- day, Sandy Rouse, Stephanie Hessler, Mamieo Hollis, Charlotte Johnson, Connie Van Devender, James Holmes, Lee Sapp, Kathie Bergh, Susan Gaff, Skip Hud- son, Patsy D ' AJessandro, Jane Fairclough, Linda Luna, Sam Ford, Gale Ruke, Betty Ratliff. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lee Sapp, Karen Crawford, Bobbie Hollan, D ' . ' Messandro, Stephanie Hessler, Linda Luna. Patsy Journalism Club The general function of the Journahsm Club is to instruct interested students in the man- ner in whicli a schot)l newspaper or earbook is created. The staffs of the two publications meet one niglit a week with any students who wish to come and together they discuss the problems in ol ed in high-school journalism. This club gi es students the opportunity to work for the betterment of the school. OFFICERS: Pat Riley (Editor), Linda Bright vell (Program Chairman), Julie Bentz (Business Manager). The main function of tlio French Club is to tcacli the students tliat a foreign language can lie cnjo ahle. Tliis eluh fiu ' tliers this function in many ways: by sjieaking only French during meetings; by gi ing the students assigncxl reports on the French people and their liahits; by pia ' ing games translated into French; and numerous other meth- ods. To gain memliershi] ' ) in the French ( lub a student must ha e had at least one year of French, or must be taking a course at tlie present time; he must also show an interest in all functions of the club. French Club helps students to both enjoy and understand the language and gain a Ix ' tter understanding of thi ' French peojile. tlieir customs and their countr ' and its uatuial resources. SEATED: Paula Havck-n, Martli:i Smoot, Carolvn Ellis, Karc-ii Craw- ford. STANDING: Diane Welch, Linda Co. , Sue Xaylor. Entre IVaus Mrs. Boiiita Lewis, sponsor of the French Club, seri- ousl discusses future plans of the organization. OFFICERS: CarolvTi Ellis (Secretary), Karen Cniwford (President), Martha Smoot (Treasurer). ROW ONE: Janie Rogers, Eva Walclron, Carol Choate, Dana Bovvden, Ellen Blownstine, Nancy Kinsey, Francis Detnre, Mrs. Adams (Sponsor). ROW TWO: Carol Eldridgc, Carolyn Amason, Sne Posner, Virginia Person, Pat Riley. Carole Wvzga, Charlotte McClaren, Larry Hansen, Helen Sne Hnric ' y. ROW THREE: Jane Rockow, Linda Bucknei. Linda Perry. ROW FOUR: Jane Heintzman, Jo Scombardi, Sheryl Edvanson. ROW FIVE: Leslie Smitli, Julie Bentz, Cris Poulson. ROW SIX: Margaret Goldsmith, Barbara Frve, Pat Eastwood. ROW SEVEN: Penny Hogue, Gretchen Haswell, Peter Hogiie, ROW EIGHT: Betsy Meetze, Joyce Clapp, Robert Morris. Latin Club Sponsor of the Latin Chili, Mrs. Adams, seems ple:iscd nith the work th:it tlie members of this iiru.nii alion lia e e.irried out. The purpose of the Latin Club is to promote an interest in Latin and to help the student to better understand other languages. To be a mem- ber of this club, tile student must ha e completed one year of Latin. Members of this organization engage in man - activities, including attendance at the Latin Forum, an annual Roman Banquet and a isit to the Art Museum in S;irasota. OFFICERS: Dana Bowden (Treasurer), Ellen Blownstine (Secretary), Nancy Kinsey (Vice President), Francis De- ture (President). ,p« ROW ONE: Frances Amos, Joyce Silberman, Dana Jon Ditto, W ' ilK Haucn, X ' irninia Persons, Beth Jones, Martha Edwards, Gaif Shatter, Sandy Ellis, Marie Handley. ROW TWO: Shirley Rudish, Janet Reynolds, Inijrid Bergman, Paula Hayden, Judy Wallace, PeSRV ' illianis, Sharon Noel, Sue Naylor, Theresa Pottinfier, Marion }5reuster. ROW THREE: Bobbi Willincer, Darlene Beanian, Svizanne Campbell, Linda Bostleman, Mary Pom- berg, Ntargaret Preston, June Davis, Bcvcrlv Ward, Brenda Borton, Tunis Thomas, Melba Thomas. ROW FOUR: Lois West- lund. Dana Bowden, Helen Jones. Pat Delaney, Saney Wedeles, Marie Kililer, |udv Kellev, Jean Fuller, Carla Collier, Nancy Kelley, Susan Landrimi. ROW FIVE: Judy Hill, Jo , nne Blevins, Jane Fairclough, Paula Burson, Linda Preston, La Donna Eng- land, . nn .AKrus. Patsv Goodson. Mrs. Brauer. sponsor of the Future Homcniakers of America, is demoMstraliug the proper setting of the dinner table. Future Hamemakers of AmErica Tlie Future Houieuiakers if . nierica is an or ' an- ization which promi)tes a joy and satisfaction in liomt ' makiniz; and international sjood-will and pro- ides wholesome indi idiial and 4ioiip recreation. Members are twirls who ha e had at k-ast one year in liomemakinii and who desire to become com- petent homemakers. The bake sak s, fashion shows, and various other projects undertaken b - this or- ganization funiisii tile members an outlet for their domestic interests. The rceular meetinus ]5ro- ' ide useful. inter( stin!i information for the club members that man ' of them will undoubtedK use throughout the future ' ears. f jm fk ' 1 r M N, w N i ' ' 1 N Assisting with preparations and serving for the DCT Banquet was inckided in the FHA agenda for this year. Future Homemakers of America demonstrate their knowledge. Future Hamemakers of America OFFICERS: Willy Hagen (Project Chairman), Gail Shaffer ( Parliamentarian ) , Marie Handley ( Treasurer ) , Virginia Persons (President Elect), Beth Jones (President), Louise Amos (Degrees Chairman), Frances Amos (Secretary), Martha Edwards (Social Chainnan), Joyce Silberman (Reporter), Dana Jon Ditto (Social Chairman). v - i H0MEM4 1- NsJ ) ROW 0 K: Carol Suo Malt. Georgia Lawrence. Nicole Jordan. ROW TWO: Leslie Smith, Dana Bouden. Martha W innate. iruinia Persons. Charlotte McClaran. Phvllis Calhniith. HOW- THREE: Julie Bentz. Helen Hurlcv. Andrea Willis. Kathv Malt. Carol ii Lance, Linda BriRhtwell. ROW FOUR; Barhani NIcNah. Pennv Hosue, Cris Poulson. ( arol Eldridce. Margie Black, Ka - LowTV. Gale Holadav, Dora Miller, Linda Buckner. ROW FIVE: Diane B.illentine, Marnieo Hollis. Bettv Ratliff. Gale Rnke. Susan Gaff. Lcc Sapp. Carolyn Ellis, L ' n Sapp, Stephanie Hcssler, Jena Lowman, Carol John.son, Pat Thomas, Carol Tucker. ROW SL ; Caroline Aniasou. Connie Van Devender, Kathy ' illers. Sue Naylor, Peggy W illiams, Carol Randolph. Evelyn Pointer. Kathie Bergh, Patsy D ' Alessandro. Linda Luna, Eliza- beth Moran, Shirley Hogue. ROW SEVEN: Miss Smith (Sponsor), Linda Brown, Margaret . .shley. OFFICERS: Carol Sue M:dt (President). Georgia Lawrence (Vice President), Nicole Jordan ( Secrct.iry-Trcasurcr). I o II Future Teachers of America Tlie Future Teaclier.s of . meric ' a is comiKiscd of tlio.sc ;iil.s and bov.s wlio are interested in the field of education or teacl)inii. Miss Slicila Smith, sjionsor, introduces the fundamental. of teaching to the students In planned programs and actual experiences in the elementarx- schools. Delesiates from th( cluh are sent each year to district and state conventions to swap ideas and to learn new metliods in the classroom. The spon- sor. presid( nt, icc president, secretary, and treas- urci- form the executive board whicli presides over clul) meetings, which are held once a month. The chief i)urpose of the eluh is to acquaint the in- terested sludent with the wa s and means of class- room education, and the standards mider which tlu ' y operate. The Future Fanners of America is an intracur- ricular activit - liaving its origin and root in a defi- nite part of tlie school curriculum-vocational agri- culture. Members learn through activi ' participa- tion how to conduct and take part in a public meeting; to speak in public; to solve their own problems; to finance themselves; and to assume ci ' ic responsibilities. The foundation upon which the FFA organization is built includes leadership and character de elopment, sportsmanship, im- proved agricultme, organized recreation, citizen- ship and patriotism. The Future Fanners of America is a farm youth organization designed to take its place with other agencies striving for the development of leader- ship and the building of a more permanent agri- culture. It constitutes one of the most efficient agricultural teaching devices that has been dis- covered up to the present time. The Fort Myers Chapter of Future Farmers of America has at its disposal a well equipped 35 acre land laboratory to practice the techniques learned in the classroom. The special events of the year for the local FFA were attendance at the Southwest Florida Fair, the Florida State Fair and the Parent and Son Banquet. OFFICERS: Sonny Williams (Reporter), Charles Ward (Treasurer), Dewey Boyd (Secretary), Philmore Higftinbotham (Vice President), Joe Earl Mc- Gill (President). Future Farmers nf America ROW ONE: Sonny Williams (Reporter), Joe Earl McCill (Presi- dent). Charles Ward (Treasurer), Philmore Hieginbotham, (Vice President). ROW TWO: Lonnie Sims (Advisor), Jack Scott, Richard Priest, Darrell Baucom, Joey Gilbert, Gerald Lan- dnjm, Jimmv Simmons, Nickie Singletarv, Tommy Santin, AIKti Boeckman. ROW THREE: Herbert At ood, Carl Glidden, Charles Hopper, Wayne Brantley, Bill Sites, Luther Futch, Carl Weaver, Tony Greco, Walter Tooke. % 4 ' ROW ONE: Mr. Waldron, (Sponsor), Suzanne Summer, Gloria demons, Georgia Williams, Joy Burrows, Liz Murphy, Barbara Ceiec, Sue Land, Donna Ste ' ens, Sharon Noel, Carolvn Nash, Gwen Watts. .Mr. Bott (Sponsor). ROW TWO: Carolyn Baxter, Xaney Skinner, Barbara Daniels, Jeanne Shuler, Rosemary Nault, Mike O ' Reilly, Charles Millican, Hugh Riddell, Brian Mayhood, Judy W.illace. ROW THREE: John Robinson. Ed Illsehe, Louise Amos, Connie Sherman, Wallaee Simandle, Corky Croekett, George Cobb, Clare Mullis, Danny Daniels, Erwin Eash, Jerry Spurlin. ROW FOL ' H. Jim Elmore, Phil Breunig, Jimmy Cody, Kenny Callahan, John Monrow, Henry Bruggman, Don Bennett. Diversifieil Coaperalive Traininq ROW 0 E: Donna Stevens (Reporter), Connie Sher- man, (Historian), Barbara Celee (Photographer), Bar- bara Daniels, (Secretary), Sharon Noel (Treasurer), Beth Murphv (Parliamentarian), Nancv Skinner (Vice President). ROW TWO: Mr. Waldron (Co-Sponsor), Hugh Riddell (Assistant Business Manager), Don Ben- nett (Sgt. At .Arms), Kenny Callahan (Business Mana- ger), Charles Millican (President), Mr. Bott (Sponsor). The Diversified Ci)opeiati ' e Tiainin ' .i orsiani .ation is made up of .students wlio wiirk during; scliool hours at vocations in wliicli tliey arc interested. From the be- ginning of each day until noon the memliers attend classes. The rest of the day they work at their jobs, from engineer to secretary. These jobs help them be- come prepared for their futures in the business world. If you are in need of a job, enroll in D. C. T. and see what interests xou. Mr. Bott pleased with students. and Mr. Waldron are well the progress of one of their Hi K ' i r Q ' v ■ ROW ONE: Junia Sherman, Sue Navlor, Linda Shearer, Kathie Bergh, Stephanie Hessler, Kay Handy, Janet Stiener, Brenda Borton, Ann Alvrus, Miss Barbara Romine (Sponsor). ROW TWO: Patsy Goodson, Brenda Cox, Katliie Moran, Pegg ' Williams, Maril -n Beaslv, Jane Heintzman, Jack Smith, Carl Tilley, ROW THREE: Bill Redding, Barbara Fr e, Ann Tomlinson. Walter WeKh, Jack Olsen, David Smith, Ruth Franklin, Pat Eastwood. The .Art Club, which was .set up in the second week in September, consisted of approximately twenty- five students. The club is ver ' beneficial to the school, with work being carried on from the beginning of school until the end. The Art Club makes posters, signs, and paintings. From the beginning of school they are busy making posters for the football games. After foot- ball there is the Christmas Dance at which the club, with its spirited decorations, adds much to the holiday air. For every school activity, the Art Club is eager to aid in publicity, and the members serve faithfully to help the school in any way possible. Art Club OFFICERS: Brenda Cox (Committee Chairman), Marilyn Beaslv (Secretary), Rudi Franklin (President), Pat Eastwood (Treasurer), Jack Smith ( ' ice President). The techniques of painting are demonstrated bv Miss Barbara Romine, sponsor of the Alt Club. The National Foii ' iisic League is or- ganized for tile purpose of teaching and developing good speech practices. The League provides, for those who wish to learn, excellent training in debate, speech preparation, speech delivery, and extem- poraneous speaking and impromptu speaking. The I eague also promotes good citizenship and mental keenness. It creates an interest in speaking by ap- pealing to the competitive instinct in students. Each year, participants make sex ' eral trips to other schools where they compete for honors before judges who are well trained speech coaches. The National Forensic League students at- tend local functions where they hear trained speakers and see the art of speak- ing come alixe. Most of all. the National Forensic League builds good speaking habits which bridge the gap from -outh to oung adulthood. ROW ONE: Tcrrv Swofford, Skip Hudson, Hick . Uou. HOW TWO; Calc Rukc, Stephanie Hessier. HOW ' ITIHEF.; Steve BriiLSoii, Donald S.indeis, l ' euK W.itson. Dirk Wheeler. HOW KOUH: Julie Bentz, Leslie Smith, Sharon Muvphv. Bill Corhin. HOW FIVE; Ronnie Soloman, Mitchell Mannin. VcKfiv Willi.ims, HOW SIX; Carl Beck. Bill Redding, Cynthia Minor. HOW SEVEN; I.arrv Wells. Mis. Orr (Sponsor). Joe Hensley, Bob Linnie, Gary l.ibhy. Natiunal FnrEnsic Leaijue OFFICERS; Rick .Alston (President), Skip Hudson ( Vice President ) , Gale Ruke ( Secre tary), Terry Swofford (Treasurer), Stephanie Hessier ( Chaplain . ROW ONE: Evelym Pointer, Andrea Ogden, Susan Posner, Caroline Amason, Tommy Chuderski. SECOND ROW: Becky Floyd, Bill Bean, Tom Baker, Jr., Mitchell Marmin, Bill Colter, Elise Holaday. ROW THREE: Howard Daubman, Ronald Vayo, Joe Beasley, Frank Shore. Peter Hogue, Mr. Brauer (Sponsor). Science Club OFFICERS: Tom Baker, Jr., (Vice President), Joe Beasley (Presi- dent, Bill Colter (Secretary), Mitchell Marmin (Treasurer). The purpose of the Science Ckib is to promote an interest in science and to encourage its mem- bers to choose a vocation in this field. The ckib is in its si.xth }ear of organization and was sponsored this year by Mr. Dave Brauer. Satisfactory work in biology, chemistry ' , or pliNsics is the main qualification for membership. Members meet twice a month to hear speakers from ' arious science fields. Speakers this year in- cluded scientists from the N.A.S.A. Missile Track- ing Station in Fort Mvers. ' avettt ' s is composed of those uiils wlio lia ' c leltcicd in arsit - s iinmiii ' 4 or cIkht- ieading. Tlit- j iirpose of this hitjli spirited organization is to honor girls in this school who have made good records in athletics. Each ' ear tlie cluh awards IcKcr sweat- ers to cheerleaders who ha c lettered fur three years and to swimmers w ho iia c let- tered for four years. This year the uirls linaneed this ])rojeet with a bake sale. U jgj? OFFICERS: Sandy Bomar (Sergeant At Arms), Ann Brazil (Presulcnt), Bobbie Hollan ( ' ico President), Mart - Bergstresser (Sccretar -Treasnrer). The Wavetles LEFT TO RIGHT: Caroline Aniason. Barbara McNab, Betsy Meetz, Molly Bundy, Linda Perry, Martie Bergstresser, Bobbie Hollan, Ann Brugh, Sandy Bomar, . nn Allison, Janet Spenser, Pcg,u ' Emerson. Backy Flo d, Naney Balire. Mrs. Carolyn W ' hatle) (Sponsor.) The M Cliil) is a club composed of lioys who have lettered in a varsity sport at least one year. After a boy has earned his letter, he is eligible to fill iut an appli- cation for membership, and he then is voted on by the present members of the cluli. The l Chil) sells refreshments at all home basketball games to finance the different functions through the year. Annually the NT Club also sponsors a banquet honor- ing the arsit ' and junior varsit) ' football teams. They also furnish sweaters and jackets to those earning them. OFFICERS: Mike Murphy (Vice President), Nick Smith (Secretary-Treasurer), Frank Green, (President). M Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Larrx ' Lamb, Terr - Swofford, Ricky Camp- bell, Lewis Goolsb ' , Mike Tice, Doug Kruger. Phillip Spooner, Gareth Hudson. Har ' ey Spiegel, Danny FuUcrton, John Rollins, Micke Coif, Mike Murphy, Nick Smith, Frank Green, Billy Braisted, Har cy Tomlinson, Da id McDuffie, Steve Brinson, Coach Ir Ibach (Sponsor), Sam Ford, Tim Lewis, Vester Arnold, Benny McDowell, Wes Xott. Mike McGillicuddy. Newn Thomas, Don Hutchinson. 3 Porl UALESSANDnO GREEN SPOONER SPIEGLE JOHNSON FoGlhall Sept. 23-Riverview 27- Sept. ;30-St. Petersburg 27-14 Oct. 7-Kings 52-0 Oct. 14-LarRo 41-6 Oct. 21 -Jefferson 7-7 Oct. 28-Ft. Pierce 7-6 Nov. 4-HolIiiis 34-6 Nov. 11-Plant 0-13 Nov. I8-Clearwater 14- Nov. 22-,Sarasota _ 26-19 COLEMAN CAMPBELL The Green Wave had a terrific season, finishing with a 8-1-1 record. Five Greenies— Nick Smith, George D ' Ales- sandro, Morey Butler, Frank Green, and Mike Murphy, were chosen on the first team of the Western Dixision of the Western Conference in recognition of their great competitive spirit. GOOLSBY ELLIS -McGEE COURSE MGR. WILSON JACKSON LAMB MGR. WELCH McGILL GOFF NORTHCUTT m THOMAS TRAVIS LEWIS BUTLER TOMLINSON Lmm SWOFFORD AYDELETTE COACH IBACH STOKES 112 PALME« COACH FERREIRA COACH TREMONT JONES In 1960 the Green ' ave participated in a con- ference for the first time as members of tlie West- ern Division of the Western Conference. The team, by putting forth a great effort, won a second place bertli. With cooperation, team spirit, and hard work, the Greenies made a fine sho sing for the season, tieing one game, losing one game, and winning eight. The Co-captain and Captain for the year were Frank Green and George D ' Allessandro, who was also voted the most valuable player for the second year in a row. We are very proud of our 1960 Green Wave football team. BRANTLEY NOTT STEEN ' I ' lic (iri ' t ' iiics pl.i c ' cl a tcnitic- iiamc in tlu- sea- son opener. Using tlicir preseason training to the liilt. they put a team effort into the game that en- al led them to swamp Hi er iew 52-0. it my : CTaining e.xperienee the Green ' a e team show- ed tlie promise of a fine season against St. Pete. itli qiiarterliack Nick Smith calling the pla s just right, the team functioned well, gaining a clear decision over their opponents 27-14. At full momentum tlie ' ave encoimtered Kings. Doing what comes naturally they displayed a ver- satile, ' aried attack while leaving the oppo.sing team to fight against a stone wall defense. These actions propelled the ' a ( ' to a .52-0 w in. A liarcl-Iiittimi Largo team was humiliated by a spci ' dy (Ireonif defense as the Wave line romped right o ' er the Packers in a tremendous show of team play. Later in the season we came up against a heavy and experienced Jefferson team. The Greenies put up a terrific battle and tied the game 7-7. The Fort Myers Green Wave streaked past the Fort Pierce Eagles with a 7-6 victory to keep its un- defeated strins; intact. Even with key players missing from the line, tlie Crecn Wave showed team cooperation and experience to startle tlie Rebels and gain another victory. A fighting Fort Myers team rebounded from its only loss of the season and turned back the Clearwater Tornadoes 14-0 in a Conference game, their seventh victorv of the vear. A powerful Plant Panther team put Fort Myers in a hole as they racked up the Division lead with their 13-0 win over the Greenies. But because of fine defensive playing, our team suffered no humiliation and earned the respect of the wliole Conference. The Fort . I ers (ireen a ' e allo]ied a fighting Sarasota Sailor line 26-19, marking the second place Western (con- ference standing for the Greenies and a sensational season of S-l-l and a Con- ference rating of 6-1-1. ' - V. ROW ONE: Coach Sam Sirriani, Bryan Savage, Harold Shepard, Hicky Tompkins, Steve Turner, Bobby Wren, Grant Murphy, Dennis Peterson, Coach Bill Szalay. HOW TWO: Harry Overcash, Pete CLipp, Hobert Roth, Max Braun, Norm Pearson, Berry Snni- merall, )oe Brown, Everett Geer. ROW THREE: Ray Green, Tom Faul, Paul Epperson, David Kaupp, Davis Johnson, Tom O ' Kelly, Jim Christensen. ROW FOUR: Ben Douglas, Francis DeTure, Pete Hogue, Hubert Kiesel, Don Campbell, Jim Cox, manager, and Bob Allison, manager. B Squad FaDthall Wauchula Sarasota Manatee Riverview Sarasota Manatee 7-14 33-0 21-20 26-6 36-13 13-0 Another proud coach who worked hard for tliis good season, Mr. Bill Szalay. One ctiach who is proud of his team, Mr. Sam Sirriani. The B Squad through much hard work and practice came through with a terrific ef- fort and finished the season with a fine 5 wins antl 1 loss record. ■aS - H H 1U)D IIL ' HLEY DAN KADCLIFF JOE BEAVO PETE CLAI ' P Varsity Basketball A winning combination of good coach, willing players, lots of practice, and team spirit presents a true picture of our Greenie basketball team. With close cooperation and the support of the student body the team completed a ' ery satis- f in i season. DICK HUTZLER TIM LEWIS HOBEirr ROTH DAVID DUKES I.ARRV FERGUSON TOM FAUL These pictures show the good form and spirit of the Greenie haskt ' tball team. The players are c()iitiniiall ' driving and striving to iM. These are good reasons for the excellent showing of our team. ROW ONE: Da id Dukes, Tim Lewis, Dick Hutzler, Tom Paul, Robert Roth, Rodney Hurley. SECOND ROW: Coach Tremont, Danny Radchff, Joe Bcavo, Peter Clapp. Larry- Ferguson, Manager Jim Wilson. Basketball Schedule Opponents Green Wave A competent manager like Jim Doc Wil.son takes care of all detail Largo 32 71 Wachiila 68 48 Chamberlain 48 44 Robin.son 49 54 Wachula 51 60 Dixie Hollins 67 50 Riverview 54 61 Manatee 49 62 Ft. Pierce 64 70 Vero Beach 49 67 Phint 68 44 Clearwater 58 61 KMI 47 50 Hillsborough 73 58 Jefferson 73 54 Boca Ciega 54 65 KMI 71 60 Northeast 78 65 Riverview 48 63 Sarasota 64 54 Lakeland 73 59 St. Petersburg 78 69 Coach Tremimt makes plans for his season. B-Siiuud DaskulbuU i ' Largo Waiichula Chanibcrliiin Robinson Waiichula Dixie Holliiis River View Manatee Plant Clearwater KM I Hillsboroush Jefferson Boco Ciega KMI Northeast River View Sarasota Lakeland St. Pete There There Here There Here Here There Here There Here There There Here Here Here There Here Here There There Our B-Scjuad basketball coach Bill Szalas No scores available Under the capable coaching of Bill Szalay, the B-Squad com- pleted a successful season. Players are: Manager Walter Welch, David McDuffie, Buddy Walker, Carl McDonald, Gary Cook, Max Braun, Larry Lamb, Paul Epperson, Rod Yeoman, Chris Wenzel, Tom Lanier, Benn - Smallwood. Manager Ed Stickles. vn ' ,% t iN(i [ :AyfCccc cc r c Coach Sirianni was proud of his JV ' s despite several losses. The team members are: John Reiter, Richard Haight, Tom Compo. Lee Casly. Robert Rutherford, Dean Tomlinson. Tim Eaton, Jim Bradley, Tom O ' Kelly, Richard Creenwell, Tim Vance, Tom Halgrim, Allan N ' auKhaii, David Adams, Bob Ellis, Tom Parks, Paul Pregenzer, Coach Sam Sirianni. J.V. Basketball Coach Sam, Jayvee basketball coach. Ll . JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE J. V. ' s Opponents LaBelle 23 50 Lee Jr. High 46 42 Everglades B 5 34 Everglades A 3.3 82 Moore Haven 17 22 Moore Haven 42 4fi Ripples 15 32 Everglades A 20 64 Alva 30 48 Immokalee 27 59 LaBelle B 13 16 LaBelle A 26 71 Lee Jr. High 24 33 N. Fort Myers 26 13 Immokalee 31 85 Ripples 21 32 Moore Haven 40 47 Alva 9 24 Alva 27 51 ' ! CAPTAIN CHARLETTE McCLAREN LINDA VEALE BARBARA McNAB  ' j SALLY STEVENSON BOBBIE HOLLAN VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Realizing that school spirit is important, our cheerleaders help to create and per- petuate it. In addition to cheering at games, these girls are constantly ready with a cheerful smile and a helpful word for all the students. CO-CAPTAIN SUSIE STARNES CYNTraA CLARKSON l„- I--, 1 . ANN ALLISON Vl Our J. V. Cheerleaders: Willy Hagen Marlenc Pierce, Gloria Scott, Carol Matliews, (absent, Dana Bowden The cheerleading mascots are Beck Whatlev and K.irol Ann Ibach. ' . ' L ' t ' iz Our J. V. Cheerleaders in action show good form. ' f The sponser and advisor for our cheerleaders Mrs. Carolvn Whatley. The varsity cheerleaders do a skit during a pep rally for the student body before a football game. The golf team of MHS includes Randy Williams, Bob Jewett, Jim Bartleson, Frank Shore, Butch Fulton, Chris Wenzel, Ben Smallvvood, and Coach Bill Szalav. The organizer and coach of the Green Wave golfing team is coach Bill Szalay. Golf March 7 K. M. I. There March 1 1 K. M. I. Here March 14 Riverview Here March 24 Sarasota There March .30 Riverview There April 7 Western Conference St. Petersburg April 13, 14, 15 State Sanford Diisnliiill Fur Gl MIKE Mcfni.I.IClDDY PHILIP SPOONER FRANK PICOTT . Qni r r nv i h tiii RICKY CAMPBELL BILLY BRAISTED DAN TRAVIS JERHV JOINER MARK COMER RONNIE AYO At - p r • ): RODNEY YEOMANS ROBERT ROTH TIM LEWIS DANNY RADCLIFF l-mt J ' 1 X; ■ : ' •.-:■••«•• ' • v ' v. ' . ' ROW ONE: Rickv Campbell, Tim Lewis, Max Braun, Paul Epper- Stickles. ROW THREE: Coach Ferreira Mark Comer. Jerry Joiner, son, Frank Pigott, Ronnie Vayo. ROW TWO: Danny Radcliff, Billy Braisted, Phil Spooner, Mike McGillicuddy. Rodnev Yeoman.s, Robert Roth, Harvey SpeiRel, Dan Travis, Eddie HARVEY SPEIGEL PAUL EPPERSON MAX BRAUN ED STICKLES V l iv «« 4 Two top sprinters this year are Dave MeDuffic and Nick Smith. Track Doing some of the heavy work siieh as weijihtliftinR, shot put, and distance nnining are Mike Murphy, Dann - N ' ohle, Frank Green, George D ' Alessandro, Larry Lamb, Gerald Copeland, Mike Dino, and Nick Smith. The pole vaulting is done by Ronnie Hamilton, Julian Harvey, and Mike Dino. Pete Bright, Hon Fleischnian, George Williams, ,uid Clarence Russell are running the hurdles. Most important for die good track season is a top-notch coach like Coach Kendricks and a dependable manager like Jim Wilson. Specializing in the broad jump is Ken Washburn. m w t . ROW ONE: Mike Dino, Gerald Copeland, Danny Noble, Frank Green, George D ' Alessandro, Nick Smith, Larry Lamb, Mike Murphy. ROW TWO: Clarence Russell, Ben Sumner, Jim Christensen, Robert Rutherford, Ken Wasliburn, Val Northcutt, Louis Goolsbv, Micky Goff, Chuck HerriuK, David Smith. ROW THREE: David McDuffie, Raymond Braun, Julian Harvey, Ron- nie Hamilton, Brian Savage, Bruce Smith, Buddy Walker, Everett Greer. ROW FOUR: George Williams, Pete Bright, Steve Leffers, Peter Hogue, Ron Fleischman, Larry Lucky. Some of the nmners for MHS this year are Everett Green, Val Northcutt, Ben Sumner, Louis Goolsby, Danny Noble, Jim Christensen. Highiumpers Bruce Smith and Robert Rutherford ready for practice. 71 ' : i rl! IW itftt-V Swiiiiiiiiiiij Scheilule March 11 KMI Boys There Marth 17 Northi-asf B C Here March 18 Hoca CicKii B C There March 21 KMI Bovs There March 25 Dixie Ilolli ns B C Here March 28 Rivcrview B C Here March 30 Sarasota B G Mere April 7 Seabreeze Girls Here April 14 Leesbiirg B G There April 15 Eusfis B G There April 21 I{i erview B G There April 22 Sarasota B G There April 29 Conference St. Petersburg Ntav l d Regional St. Petersburg Ma 1 2 13 State Championship— Ilialeah Girl ' s Coach Mrs. McCandU-ss and Manager Linda Perr discuss plans for a successful season for the W ' axettes. ST.WDIXG: Bet.sy Meetze, Linda Perry. Joyce Clapp, Nancy Bahre. Molly Bundy, Sara Jackson, Pat Rile -, Carole Wyzga. SITTIN ' G: Kristie ' an Sweden, Barbara Martin. Pceg ' Emerson, Janet Spencer. . nn Brugh, Janice Spencer, Sandy Bornar. Caroline Amason. NOT PICTURED: Martie Bcrgstresser, Janet Logan, Susie Stames, Judy Kelley, Donna Colbert. J i, h -Y Two fellows whose condition and drive are evident at practice or in a track meet are Gerry Copeland anc Danny Nohle. Gerry and Danny, doing some of the run- ning for MHS, show good sportsmansliip and the will to win, an cnviahle c(iml)inati()n. DANNY NOBLE GEH.ALD COPELAND r « ' T- i.fe MIKE McCILLICUDDY « FRANK PIGOTT PHILLIP SPOONER Mike Mack, Phillip Spooner and Frankie Pigott dis- playing their skill in baseball this ye; r for MHS, exhibit the qualities that make fine athletes. Cooperation, ability, steadiness, and persistent effort pro •e to make excellent baseball players of these students. JOE BEAVO LARRY FERGUSON ' r? In the sport of basketball Larr Ferguson and Joe Beavo are our outstanding players by irtue of their high scoring, sliarp reboimding, and great teamwork. C74 ctivitiGs ' PA rSV DAI .KSISAXDHO Editor MH. WILLIAM PEED Advisor Calousahatcliian TIic CALOOSAIIATCHIAN staff puts many hours of hard work into preparing a Yearbook which the stu- dent body will enjoy. Their work begins early in the summer, planning the type of yearbook and its layout. Then with the beginning of school comes the selling of subscriptions. Under the capable guidance of Mr. Wil- liam Peed, the students work hard to meet the four deadlines set up at the beginning of the ear. The CALOOSAIIATCHIAN staff has worked digently this year in order to give the student body a yearbook which is entirely different and one which they can proudly have as their own. DAN DREMANN Sports Editor SUE EIXEX SEESE . ssistant .Art Editor STEPHANIE HESSLER Business Manager liUBBlL IIOLLAN Asbistant Editor KATHl BEHGH Art Editor BILLIE MAHASA Feature Editor SHAKKON SPROUSE KuLult Editor ,-tl - ANN ALLISON Advertisinc Editor MIKE CADD Photographer CHARLOTTE JOHNSON Senior Editor MAMIEO HOLLIS Club Editor CONNIE VAN DEVENDER Assistant Business Manager ANN WALTERS Aetivitv Editor Ltl-iTJ J -. li I- -J u - I WT r 3. tA 1 ; ' sM ; ' ' fc |cii| lS( ymyiiiil lr ;,rt ' . v i f « . 1 .8 , r . ' « t t IJ ye -i.: -jrf UaJ  A 4 ? ' MEMBERS ARE: Pats - D ' Alessandro, CaroKn Ellis, Karen Craw- ford, Linda Luna, C;alc Huke, Slfplianic Hessler, Charlie Sanders, Erlene liutlcr. Rod Ihirles . Da id Dukrs, Cleorgia Lawrence, Jena Lownian, Kae Blankenship. Kathi Bergli, Willy Hagen, Billie Marasa, Sn annc Rogers. Sherry Ixinih, Joe Brown, Cordon Jones, Dickie Wiggins, Jnd H.irt, Betty Ratliff. Shirley Ruddish, Ingrid Bergman, Janet Re nolds, Paul Epperson, Margie Black, Animie McMcnemin, Jill Newlin, Barbara Northcutt, Sharon Murphy, Cail Holaday, Sharon Hord. Susan Beckett, Paul Palumbo, Karen Grimm, Linda Perry, Sally George, Susie Highbaugh, Jane Llewellyn, Larry Ferguson, Vonnie Kerns, Karen Fogal. Linda Bright%vell, Linda Buckncr. Linda Bostehnan, Robert Roth, Pete The Pep Sf{mid is composed of those students who desire to participate in ory;ani7.ed clieering at the foot- ball games. . special section is reser ed in the stadium for the .Squad where they perform at halftime. Flash cards and s]iirited yells are the outstanding features. The Pep Squad officers are Ammie McMenemin, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Jill Newlin, President; and Gail Holaday, Vice-President. $ % .) V •r I Clapp, Tommy Halgrim, Lee Cawle , . ndrea Ogden, Linda Belgarde, Marianne Rooks, Da id Woods, Janet Sjiencer, Janice Spencer, Sharon Stanton, Ben Holaday, Bruce Fosen, Judy Hogan, Jo Pendelton, Pat Eastwood, Barbara Beazell. Jennifer Wiggington, Carolyn Ammason, Ellen Blontstein, Julie Bentz. Julian Har -ey, Dana Bowden, Pegg ' Watson, Beverly Hooks, Bill Turner, Hilde Larson, Peggy Emenson, Carol Wyzga, Peggy Nfattingly, Nancy Kelley, Leslie Smith, Linda Co , Frank Morrison. Guy Nooe. Larry Lucky, Lynn Turner, Carla Collier. Martha Edwards, Nancy Pigoft, Dana Jon Ditto, Jav Hensley, John Dinkle, Curtis House, Jill Hunter, Helen Jones, Lee Sapp, Lynn Sapp, and Sandy Rouse. Pep Squad club, sponsored by Mr. Bill Kalb, shows the Greenies that we are behind them all the way, win or lose. It is the only high school squad of its kind in the Southwest Florida ;irea and MHS can certainly be proud of it. PEP SQUAD ROLL CAPTAINS: ROW ONE: Sharon Hord, Patsy D ' Allessandro, Karen Grimm, Barbara Northcutt, Linda Perry, Carolyn George, Susie Highbaugh, Stephanie Hessler. ROW TWO: Katlii Bergh, Jane Llewellyn, , ' mmie McMenemin. The marching officers of the Drill Squad are Sandy Pamell, Pam Dissette, Harriet Collins, Joyce Silberman, and Sidney Thornton. Some of the Drill Squad girls await a bus that will take them to an out-of-town game. DRILL SQUAD PERFORMS AT GAMES, DOES OUT-OF-TOWN SPECIALTIES The Drill Squad is an organization consisting of approximately forty girls from the grades 10-12. These girls march before every football game and during the halftime. The ' hold practice every Monday. ' ednesday and Thursday afternoons during the season and attend every game, home and away, by any transportation that is a ' ailable. On the train trips the girls ha e their own private car to facilitate the changing of uniforms. Fort Myers High School is one of the few schools that has a drill squad of its own, and the students and the community are proud of these girls for taking valu- able time and effort to bring credit upon our school. The - are under the direction of Mr. Bill Kalb and Sidnev Thornton, Captain. Drill squad members setting out in their full parade attire are Jane Day, Dale Bermen, Sandra Grow, Marie Brancefield, Carol Mathews, Jud Stevens, Bett Kinsey, Maura OMahoney, Laurie Hamilton, Betsy Meetze, Pam Dis.sette, Joyce Silberman, Helen Coombs, Joyce Smith, Pat McDade, Dorothy Stevens, Donna Strickland. M«l  ip I lomecominy; this ( ir was one of tlic first biu r i ' iits of tlic sfliool year. On Color l)ii cacli mi ' mlier of tlic student body and entire school staff was asked to wear ' j;reen and white to sehool. Ilonieeorning queen and two attendants were chosen Irom tlie senior class, Fats D ' Alessandro was Queen this year with Senior Attendants Stephanie Ih ' ssler and ( corijia Lawrence. Junior Attendants were liarhara Xorthcntt and Ammie Lee MeMenenin, and jiidy ll.irt and Marti C.erald were Sophomore Attendants. Cars and floats were cnterixl b ' various clubs and si.x prizes were !j;i ' en. The winnin 4 car was entered b 1). C. T. and the winnini; float was entered b ' the .Vrt Club. i ' -er - ear and float entered rode in the parade in the afternoon and the winning cars and floats rode in . c pre-game parade. QliciMi I ' .ils) :iiiil licr rli;irniiiii! Piiiicrsscs ,yr:u ' i- thr Cdy Hall lawn on Homecoming F. c. HomecDminq At M. H. S. I oM ' iy Qnocn Patsy and escort Gary Hndson admire beantifnl rose bon(inct presented her. W-. ' h STEPHANIE HESSLER and escort CHARLIE SANDERS GEORGIA LAW RENCE and escort JOE BEA ' 0 AMMIE McMENEMIN and escort LYNN RICHARDS I BARBARA NORTHCUTT and escort DA ID DUKES MARTI GERALD and escort JOHN HARTMAN JUDY HART and escort GARY CALDWELL The Fort Myers High School Green Wave Band takes time out from a concert to pose proudly for a picture. They ha e worked earnestly this year to credit our school with the finest music ever produced by a high school band. M H S Presents The Green Wave Band A .smiling Mr. Kirk looks over the progress of his fine musicians witli a feeling of pride. The band and majorettes belitne that perfection comes from practice and more practice. Here they go tlirough a few routines before a football game. r MUSICIANS ADD COLOR TO FOOTBALL GAMES, ASSEMBLIES - Members of MHS Band practice for State com- petition. Fort Myers Hieli School offers membershiD in the band to all interested and talented students. This mem- bership is gained through auditions given by Mr. Roy Kirk, the director. The band plays for all football games and presents concerts throughout the school year. They also give entertainment to the student body during cer- tain assemblies. All types of music are included— marches, swings, popular music, as well as classics. This year the Band sponsored the concerts given by the United States Marine Band from Washington and the Universitv of Florida Band from Gainesville. They also sponsored a spaghetti supper in order to raise funds for new band uniforms. The majorettes, who are an important part of any band, march with the band, twirl at football names, take part in twirling contests, and are foimd at any other band participation. They also add a great deal of color and enthusiasm to the pep rallies. Our quick-stepping Majorettes are: Eva Waldrop, Diane Gill, Janie Rogers, Diane Ballentine, Susan Gaff, Head Majorette; Karen Sheppard, Joyce Harrell, Margaret Ashley, and Rhonda Zidrick. . I IP 111 t The capable officers chosen b - the incmhers of the hand are: Karl Beck, Donnie Dance, and Bill Law yer. Band The band council consists of Pat Amnion, C. J. Jones, Diane Lawyer, Sam Johnson, Barbara Sodaker, Karl Beck, Margaret Goldsmith, John Barlow, Nicki Jordan, Bill Law er, and Donnie Dance. X t 7 Tlie Glee Club is the vocal oriiani ation of tlie scliool. Tlicre are sexeial groups: the A Cappelhi choir, composed of girls and liovs of all grades, eligiliility being based upon merit; the girls chorus, composed of junior and senior girls; and the boys chorus, composed of the sopho- more, junior and senior boys. All these groups join together on special occasions to present musical programs. Annual c ' ents arc the .Singing Christmas Tree, district and state musical festi- vals, participation in the Edison Pageant of Light. Easter sunrise services, and various other civic activities. Mrs. Donnie O. Durrence is the direc- tor. jfm 4 ■ 1 After hours of practice and trv ' oiits, Bobby Durrence, Bill Sumner, Bruce Reynolds, and Chvick Herring were chosen to make up a boy ' .s quartet, an honor for all of them. Glee Cluh Bruce Reynolds, Claud Harring, Mitchell Manning, Wayne Gibblc, Larry Durrance, Jim Beckler, Danny Smith, Durrel Philips, Donald Wade, Paul Rose, David Howard, Larry Huffman. Mg The Glee Club has efficient officers for every class. They are, Pam Dissette, Nancy Riley, Larry DeLaney, Joyce Silbcrman, Larr - Diirrcnce, Bruce Reynolds, Georgia Lawrence, Carolyn George, Kathie ViUers, Car- olyn N ' ash, Sandy Rou e, Sharon Murjihy, Sue aylor, Lynn Sapp, and Susie Highbaugh. GLEE CLUB STARS AXAPPELLA CHOIR, OUTSTANDING SINGERS The A ' Cappella Choir is made up of the most accomplished singers in the Glee Club. ROW ONE: Linda Long, Georgia Lawrence, Gale Ruke. Lee Sapp, Juuia Slierman, Linda Brown, CaroKn X.ish, Joanne Jackman, . nn . llison, and Marv O ' Conncr. RO V TWO: Barbara McXab. Charlette McClaren. Margie Black, Amrnic Mc- Mcnemin, Loui.se Amos, Linda il]iams. Lynn Sapp, Sharon Munih%, Sh;iron Hord, Carole |one . Kathv Pewitt, Jean Foster, and Judy Thomas. HOW THREE: Ph Ilis Galbraith, Tern. ' Weber, Jack Strickland, , llan Williams, . rleigh Meyer. Johnn ' . mmons, Phil Spooner, Ted Lrmle ' , Jim Bartleson, Terrs Emer -, Danny Griffin, Dennis Mo.sely, and Barbara Tormola. f J f) This smiling lady, fondlv called Skeet, ' the voices of the Glee Club. directs glee club makes pretty picture, but it also makes pretty music. The girls that make up this lovely choir are Sharon Dunn, Genie Parnell, Sharon Cheasley, Harriet Fulton, Nancy Dueker, Kath ' Boesch, Linda Veale, Lana Anderson, Sondra Grow, Teresa Pottinger, Claudia Desson. Linda Shearer, JoAnne McGill, Kathie ' illers, Connie VanDevender, Sue Xaylor, Peggy ' illiams, Doroth ' Sanders, Sandy Rouse, Marilyn Gay, Mary Crecilius. Janice Oswald, Pam Dissefte, Joyce Silberman, Gretchen Haswell, Lois Weslund, Geri Mulac, Marlene Sims, Sandy Pucket, I, Maura 0 ' Mahonc -, Nancy Bahre, Gretchen Largent, Sharon Quadlebaum, Barbara Hierman, Mamieo Hollis, Jane Ward. Donna Holbert, Donna Strickland, Sand ' Skinner, Sandy Perkins, Frieda James. Nancy Reilly. Marie Blansfield, Paula Hayden, Marion Atkins, Sue McDaniel, Sharon . nclin. Pegg - Saxon, Margaret Taylor, Sharon DeLyser. Beth Wheeler. Sheila Pigott. Rita Nnrdenhnlt. Judy Hanson, Marion Brewster, Jan Stevens, and Jane Carpenter. r tr. A- f MM fN SKIP HUDSON Pliotographcr K. KE CHAWFOKD Editor LINDA LUNA Assistant Editor Tidal Wave From football to si ' iduation . . . from Sopte ' mber to June . . . from beginnino; to end . . . we report the news . . . events that have made 1960-1961 unique . . . gi ' en it a personalit -. The Tidal ' ave is the record of current history . . the story of a year. Although we serve these and other purposes, we ser e most of all our school and oiu ' community . . . we are in many cases the onl contact between home and school . . . we are the source of ac- curate information . . we are the important link to the world. But we are e ' en more, for our role is characterized b - a need for trutli . . . by a need for understanding . . . b ' a need for cooperation. . 11 who cooperate with us must know our gratitude . . all whom we can under- stand or who understand us must know our sincere anpre- ciation . . . all who aid us to know the truth must know our fric ndship. . bo c a ' l, we are conscious of our readers, without whom we would be nothing. To them we dedi- cate oursehes anew to the high journalistic [principles of fearlessness, honestv, and truth. SUSAN GAFF Art Editor LEE SAP? Business Manager BETTY BAILIFF Feature Editor 4 JULIE BENTZ, YVONNE PLUMMER, JANIE FAIRCLOUGH, BARBARA NORTHCUTT, CAROLYN GEORGE; Reporters fjn T. MR. FRANK RILEY Advisor JAMES HOLMES Sports Editor SANDY PARNELL Make-up Editor HERBERT LORD Copy Editor RONDA ZIDRICH Activities Editor ELISE HOLIDAY Proofreader GALE RUKE News Editor SHIRLEY HOGUE Exchange Editor The SEiiiiir CIjiss PmsRiits Hiirvey Tlic Sonior C lass this far i)rcs( iitccl the ])la - llarvc ' , tlic ciicliantiiig talc f a loxable old man wlio set ' s a six foot ral)l)it. It was one of tlte most successful plays e er presented liy the high school. The cast was as follows: Myrtle Mae Simmons Carol Sue Malt W ' ta Louise Simmons Nancy Skinner Elwood P. Dowd Dan Fulierton Miss Johnson IVggv- Williams Mrs. Ethel Chau cnet flarol Randolph Ruth Kelly. H. . B.tty I.ee Radiff Dnane Wilson Dave Allen Lyman Sanderson. Ml). Ski]) Hudson William Chumley Jerr (Hiristman Mrs. Betty Chumle Sandy S. Parnell Judge Omar Gaffne Jim Elmore E. J. Lofgren , rleigh .Meyer The Pla - was directed 1) Mr. Frank Riley. The Student Director was Billie Marasa, assist- ed by Patsy Sander and Kae Blankenship. Elwood replaces his mother ' s portrait with that of his good friend Harvey. Stage crew worked long and dihgently to help make HARVEY the success it was. ThG JuiiiDF Cliiss Priiscnls Thii Wliiilu Tuwii Is Tiilkinij The entire cast gets together on stage for a bit of post-practice fun. In dramatic scene Erlene Butler throws Mike Tice to the floor while Kathy Malt cries on tlie shoulder of Jill Newlin. The Class of ' 62, under the direction of Mr. Hal Martin, presented the hilarious comedy. The Miole Town ' s Talking. In the cast were: Ted Lemley as Henry Simmons Jill Newlin as JIarriet Simmons ' Kath - Malt as Ethel Mike Tice as Chester Erlene Butler as Letty Sam Ford as Don Swift Garr - Libb - as Roger Shields Janet Spencer as Lila Wilson Diane Ballentine as Salh ' Otis Nanc ' Bahre as . nnie Rick Alston as the Taxi Dri er Pat Eastwood as Mrs. Jackson Girls who attended Girls ' State were Bohhie Hiillan, Stephanie Hessler, and Linda Moody. Girls ' fitale Cirls ' State is a statewide affair held at Talla- hassee and sponsored hy the Amcriean Legion Auxiliary, junior girls are selected on the basis of seholarship, leadership and ahilit ' . This yearly iunilion teaches all lornis and phases of the go - ernment and the girls are given the opportunity to l)oth serve and participate in the different of- fices, such as the House of Representatives, the Senati , and all count) ' and cit ' offices. One looks upon this week as being tiresome and uninteresting until a person attends it; but, after attending this worthwhile program, one realizes that it is, in truth, an important and integral part of this country ' s foundation. The girls who attended from Fort .Myers were this year Stephanie Hessler, Bobbie Hollan and Linda Moodv. Bays ' State The boys who attend Boys ' State are chosen on the basis of leadership, scholarship, and ability. The boys who attended from Fort M ers were Sam Johnson, Hugh Kinse ' , Pat McGuire, Dan Dremann, Mike Jones, Frank Green. George D ' . lessandro, Joe Beavo, Dick Hutzler, Steve Zehner, and Rod Hurley. Howard Kramer attended from Bonita Springs. The boys attended Boys ' State for one week at Talla- hassee last summer. While there they learned about and participated in a simulated state government. The boys felt that they gained x ' aluable and beneficial experience from this study of political science. It wasn ' t all work, though, as they met man - friends and formed fond memories. Boys Staters were Sam Johnson, Dick Hutzler, Mike Jones. Joe BeaMi, Pat McCuirc, Steve Zehner, Krank Green, Rod Hurley, and George D ' Alessandro. 1„ Hi ' m n--..- ' Senior Superlatives JANE DOLINA MIKE JONES MOST INTELLECTUAL •• VY MDST LIKELY TD SUCCEED MIKI, McGILLICUDUV SUSAN GAFF BEST ALL AROUND GEORGE DALESSANDRO BOBBIE nOLLAN DAVID GIRARDIN FRIENDLIEST PATSY D AL1.SSANDRO WITTIEST DANNY FULLERTON K. TH1 BERGH 91 MOST ATHLETIC FRANK GREKN ANN BRUGH „i: v-- v{yfi ' ' ' % f, ., ! . iM MOST TALENTED CAROLYN NASH STEVE BRINSON cA dvertisemBnls P AL GALLMAN PONTIAC, INC. Bruce Deniing Ann Walters Patsv Sanders Gary Hudson M A V ' LEE COUNTY BANK De ( Boyd Catherine Coiinell Charlotte Johnson Buhha Gaston -•mil p - % m- $t fS ' I ' -fU yt . 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' J r COCA COLA Bob Allison Jimmy Cox 5 LOAN ASSOCIATION H I Linda Long Don Bennett | I Dan Dremann Gloria Clemmons H ij. m. DIXIE MOTORS Hal Dever Susie Highhaugh Jane Ward Bill Grace f IK - .IJ Ldk EDISON CAFETERIA Pat McGuire Linda Belgrade Donnie Poff Judy Schneider Andrea Ogden THESE ARE THE LADIES THAT PREPARE OUR FOOD: Mrs. Louise Conrod, Mrs. Lib Henderson, Mrs. Rulh Lupo, cofeleria superintendent, Mrs. Hilen Munro, Mrs. Juonita Nelson, Mrs. Ruth Broun, Mrs. Virgie Crews, Mrs, Den- nie Oukes. CUSTODIAL STAFF Lance Berker, Carl Cannon, Clifford West, D. M, Fulks, Bill Hayhurst. r r- i 19M I ► _. Boosters Mac ' s Television Underwriters, Inc. Ed Anderson Body Shop Fort Myers Iron Works Tanner Auto Shop Foxworthy Furniture Co. Arcade Book Store Barber Furniture Co. Ethel W. Rivers Krueger Photographers We are grateful to the following for the help given us: Jack Norris, Photographer Fulton ' s Photographer Brown ' s Studio Keys Publishing Company Press Printing Company Member: Florida Scholastic Press Association Columbia Scholastic Press Association National School Yearbook Association [imiiur Uin!i:lury DAVE ALLAN MHS 1,2,3,4; Football L2; Band 1,2,3; Latin Club 2; Science Club 3,4; Swimming Team 1. ANN ALLISON MHS 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; VVavettes 3,4; !• HA 1; FTA 2,3,4; Studejit Council 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Pep Squad 1; J A ' . Cheerleader 1, Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4. Swim- ming Team 1; f;lee Club 3; A Cappclla Clioir 1; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Caloosahatchian 4, Photography Editor. ANN ALVRUS MHS L2,3,4; Art Club 4; FHA 4. PA r AMMANN MHS 1.2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4; All State Band 1,2; Dance Band 1,2. MARGARET ASHLEY MHS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; FTA 2,3.4; Jr. Band 1, Sr. Band 2, 3,4, Majorette 4. TOM AVDELETTE MHS 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4; Swimming 3; Track 4. TOM BAKFH. JR. Transferred from Madison Heights High School, Anderson. Ind. MHS 3,4; Junior Civitan 3,4, President 3.4; Science Cln! 3, 4, ' ice President 4; NFL 3,4; Mu Alpha ' I ' heta 3.1; Inter Club Council 4. JOHN BAHI.OW. JR. Transferred from Miami High School, Miami, Fla. MHS 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Band 3,4, Band Council 4. TEDDY BAUMANN MHS 1.2.3.4; Science Club 1,4; Library Club 4. CAROLYN BAXTER MHS 1,2.3.4; DCT 4. JOE BE AS LEY MHS 2.3.4; Junior Civitan 3.4. Treasurer 3,4; Art Club 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2. Spanish Club 3; Science Club 2,3,4, President 4; NFL 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Inter Club Council 4. JOE BEAVO MHS 1.2.3,4; Key Club 2,3,4, President 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Mu .■ lpha Theta 3,4; Inter Club Comicil 4; National Honor Society 3.4. K. THI BERGH MHS 1.2.3.4; Latin Club 1; Drill Squad 2: FHA 1; FTA 2, 3,4; Pep Squad 1.3.4, Row Captain 3.4; Art Club 4; Student Council 4; Caloosahatchian Staff 4, Art Editor; Guidance Office 4; Journalism Club 4; Senior Superlative, Wittiest. INGRID BERGMAN MHS 3.4; Transferred from Uniontown High School, Union Town Penn. Pep Squad 4; Spanish Club 4; FHA 4. MARTIE BERGSTRESSER MHS 1.2.3,4; Swimming Team 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Wavettes 2,3,4, Sec-Tre as. 4; Pep Squad 3,4; FTA 2,4; Spanish Club 4. BOB BIGELOW MHS 1,2.3,4; Key Club 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2; Student Council 4; J.V. Basketball 2. ALICE BL.AZER MHS 4; Transferred from Rockford. Illinois. DAN BOONE MHS 1,2,3,4; Band 1,3.4; Swimming Team 4: Science Club 4. BILLY BRAISTED MHS 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Baseball 4; M Club 3,4. ALICE MARIE BRANCEFIELD MHS 1.2.3.4; Glee Club 3; FHA 3; Drill Squad 4. STANLEY BREDEMEYER MHS 2,3,4; Pep Squad 4; Science Club 3. MARION BHEWSTFR MHS 4; Glee Club 4; FHA 4. STEVF BRINSON MHS 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; NFL 4; M Club 3,4; Debate Society 4; Swimming Team 1.2,3.4; Band 1,2; Student Council 1,2,4; Projection Club 1,2; Junior Class Play 3; L;itin Club 1.2; Pep ScpKid 1; Sui)erl;itiye-Most talented. BARBARA BROWN MHS 2.3.4; FHA 3, FNA 3,4. EARL BROWN MHS 1.2.3,4; Science Club 3. JOAN BROWN MH S 1,2,3,4; FTA 3.4; FNA 3,4; Drill Squad 2,3; Pep Squad 1,4; Glee Club 1; FHA 1,2,3. LINDA BROWN MHS 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Secretary 4; NHS 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; FHA 1; FTA 4; Student Council 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,3. HENRY BRUGGEMAN Transferred from Largo High School, Largo, Fla. MHS 3 4; Pep Squ.id 3, DCT 4. ANN BRUGH MHS 1.2,3,4; Swimming Team 1,2.3.4; Captain 4; Wavettes 2,3,4, President 4; Student Council 3, Latin Club 3; FHA .3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Inter Club Council 4. Superl.itive— Most Athletic. ELIZABETH BUTLER Transferred from Bay County High School; MHS 4. MARY EVELYN G.U ' .GIANO .MHS 4; Senior Band 4. LARRY CLAPP MHS 4; Transferred from North Carroll High School, M;iryland. ENIDCARR MHS 3.4; Frenc h Club 3,4; Latin Club 3,4. CAROL GHOATE MHS 1,2.3.4; C;lee Club 1; FTA 2,3,4, President 4; Inter C;lub Counci l 4; Latin Club 4; Pep Squad 3,4. H ' RRYCURISTMAN MHS 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,4; Pep Squad 2,3; Projection Club 2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4. GLORIA CLEMONS MHS 1,2,3,4; Librarian Staff 4; FNA 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; DCT 4. GEORGE COBB MHS 1,2,3,4; DCT 4; FNL 4; Debate Society 4. HARRIET COLLINS MHS 1,2,3,4; Swimming Team 4; Pep Squad 1; Drill Squad 2.3,4, Co-Captain 4; Latin Club 4, FHA 1. BILL COLTER MHS 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Math Club 3, 4; Jr. Civitan 3,4; Golf Team 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3. GERALD COPELAND MHS 1,2,3,4; J.V. Baseball 1,2; Track 3,4. DAN COSGROVE MHS 3.4. BRENDA COX MHS 1,2,3.4; Drill Squad 3.4; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Squad 4; . rt Club Chainnan 4. LINDA COX MHS 1.2,3,4; Pep Stiuad 1,2,3; Drill Squad 2,4; French Club 3,4; Journahsm Club 3,4; Caloos;tliatchian Staff 4, Junior Class Editor. KAREN CRAWFORD MHS 1,2,3,4; Tidal Wave Editor 4; Quill Scroll 3,4, Vice- President 4; l ' rench Club 2,3,4, Sec-Treas. 3. President 4; Jour- nalism Club 3,4, Vice-President 3; Student Council 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Inter Club Council 4; FTA 2,3,4; FHA 1; Pep Squad 1.2,3,4; American Legion Speech Award 3. MARY CRECELIUS MHS I 2 3,4; A Gappella Choir 2.3; Glee Club 4. GEORGE DALESSANDRO MHS 1.2.3,4; Football 1,2.3,4; Track 1,2.3,4: Wheel Club 1,2.3, 4, Board of Directors 2; M Club 1,2,3,4; Boys State 3; Stu- dent Council 1.4, President 4; Inter Club Council 4; Senior Superlative, Best All Around. PATSY DALESSANDRO MHS 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4, Row Captain 4; National Honor Society 2,3.4; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; Quill Scroll 3,4, Presi- dent 4; Latin Club 3,4; Journalism Club 3,4, Treasurer 3; FTA 3; Librar - Club 4; Editor Caloosahatchian 4; Home- coming Queen 4; Library Assistant 4; Senior Superlative, Friend- liest. BARBARA DANIELS MHS 1.2,3,4; FHA 1; National Honor Society 3,4; DCT 4. THOMAS DANN MHS .3,4; Transferred from Point Beach, New Jersey; Library . ssistant 4. DAVID DAVIS MHS 1,2,3.4; Library A.ssistant. JANE DAY MHS 4; Transferred from Sandoval, Illinois; Drill Squad 4. CLAUDIA DESSON MHS 2.3.4, Transferred from Walt Whitman High School, Huntington, New York, Glee Club 3,4; Library Assi-stant 4. RONNIE DIEL MHS 2,3,4; Varsity Football 2,3; Wheel Club 2,3,4 ELLEFN DISON MHS 1.2.3.4; Pep Squad 1,2. JANE DOI.INA MHS 1.2.3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. CORA DOUGHERTY MHS 1,2.3.4; FHA 4; . rt Club 4. DAN DRFMANN MHS 1,2,3,4; Vice-President Science Club 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Boys State Representative; Junior Civitan 3,4; Gdoosahat- chian Staff, Sports Editor. MARY ELLEN DUKES MHS 1.2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,3; Drill Squad 2; FHA 1; Glee Club 1,2,3. ROBERT DURRANCE MHS 1.2.3.4; National Honor Societ 2.3,4; Pep Squad 2; A Gappella Choir 1,2,3,4; Mu Alpha theta 3.4. Jr. (:ivit;ui 4. DENA EASH MHS 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Office Practice 4; FHA 3,4. CAROLYN ELLIS MHS 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; FTA 2,3,4; FHA 1; Drill Squad 2; Pep Squad 1,3,4; Library Assistant 4; Library C;lub 4. C;LKNN ELLIS MHS 1,2,3,4; Hand 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Jr. Civitan 4. TERRY EMERY MHS 1,2.3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Pep Squad 1,2, 3, President 1,2, Vice-President 3; Student Council 1,3,4. BILL FORCE MHS 2,3,4, Transferred from Monroe High School, Pittsburg, Ohio; Band 2,3,4. RUTH ELLEN FRANKLIN MHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Art Club 4, President 4; French Club 4; FHA 1,2; Student Council 3. DAN FULLERTON MHS 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Kev Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Student Council 3; M Club 3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Key Club Board of Directors 2; Jr. Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4. Sunerlatixc— Wittiest. MIKE CADD MHS 3,4; Transferred from Marriet High, Ohio, Caloosahat- chian Staff 4; Science Club 3,4; Track 4. SUSAN GAFF MHS 1,2,3,4; Class President 1; Homecoming Attendant 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3,4; Inter Club Council 3,4; Class Vice President 2; Band 1,2,3,4, Band Council 4, Majorette 2,3,4, Head Majorette 4; Secretary 2; Vice President 3; FTA 2,3,4, President 3; Spanish Club 3; Tidal Wave Staff, Art Editor 4; Journalism Club 3; Jr. Class Play 3, Superlative— Most likelv to suceed, JAMES CUESMAN MHS 3,4; Mu Alpha Tlieta 3,4. JACKY GERALD MHS 1,2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. SHERLEEN GRAHAM MHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; FTA 2,4; Swimming Team 4; Science Club 3,4. KAREN GRIMM MHS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Science Club 2,3,4; Drill Squad 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Pep Squad 4; Spanish Club 3,4. SONDRA GROW MHS 1.2,3.4; Drill Squad 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; FNA 4. FRANK GREEN MHS 1,2.3,4; Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Wheel Club 3,4. Student Council 2,3,4; M Club 3,4; Vice-President 3,4; Superlative— Most Athletic. ROBERT HALGRIM MHS 1.2.3,4; Pep Squad 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4. ROBERT ALVIN HARLEY MHS 2 3,4; Transferred from Riverside High, Painesvillc, Ohio; Band 2,3.4. PAULA HAYDEN MHS 1.2.3.4; Drill Squad 2,3,4. President 4; French Club 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Swimming Team 1,2; FHA 1,2; FTA 4; FNA 1,2; Pep Squad I; Glee Club 1,2,4. STEPHANIE HESSLER MHS 2.3,4; Drill Squad 2; Latin Club 2; Pep Squad 3.4, Secretary 4; Quill Scroll 3.4; FTA 3,4; JoumaHsm Club 3,4, Secretary 3; . rt Club 4; Homecoming Attendant 3,4; Girls State 3; Student Council 3. JUDY HILL MHS 4; Transferred from Riverside Gardens High. St. Louis, Missouri; FHA 4. SHERYL HODGES MHS 2,3,4; Pep Squad 1.2.3,4; Swimming Team 2. SHIRLEY ANN HOGUE MHS 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Girl ' s State 3; FTA 4; Art Club 4; Tidal Wave 4, Exchange Editor 4. ELISE HOLADAY MHS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3; FNA 4; Library Assistant 3; Office Assistant 4; Science Club 2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Drill Squad 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Tidal Wave Staff 4. BOBBIE HOLLAN MHS 1,2,3,4; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4; Captain 4; Wavettes 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Student Council 1.2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Girl ' s State 3; Glee Club 1,3; President 3; A Cappella Choir 2; Quill Scroll 3,4; Journalism Club 3.4; President 3; FHA 1; FTA 2,3,4; Secretary Junior Class 3; Pep Squad 1; Supply Bureau 3,4; Caloosahatchian Staff 4, Assistant Editor 4; Senior Super- lative, Best All Around. MAMIEO HOLLIS MHS 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,4; Pep Squad 1.2.4; Drill Squad 3; FHA 1.2,3,4; FTA 4; FNA 3,4; Glee Club 4; Science Club 2,4; Swinuning Team 1; Journalism Club 4; Caloosahatchiiin 4. JAMES HOI,MES MHS 1,2,3,4; Swimming Team 2,3,4; Manager 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Pep Squad 3,4; French Club 3,4; Tidal Wave Staff 4. .S] ()rts Isditor 4; Certificate of Merit 3,4. GAliFlll HUDSON Mils 1.2,.i.4; Freshman Class Vice President 1; Sophomore Cass President 2; Junior Class Vice-President 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Board of Directors 3,4; M Club 3,4; American Legion Award 1; Student Coimcil 1,2,3,4; Swimming Team 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Band 1,2; Supply Bureau 3,4; Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. SKIP HUDSON MHS 1,2,3,4; Junior Cla,ss Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; NFL 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Wheel Club 4; Tidal Wave Staff 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Student Council 2. BARBARA J. HUNTER Transferred from Clermont High, Clennont, Florida; FHA 1, 2; Glee Club 4; Band 2; Pep Squad 2. RODNEY HURLEY MHS 3,4; Transferred from Man High School, West Va.; Pep Squad 4; Track 4; Student Council 4; Wheel Club 4; Entre Nous 4. DICK HUTZLER MHS 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Wheel Club 1,2,3,4, Board of Directors 4; National Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Supply Bureau 4; Senior Class Vice President 4; Library Assistant 4. JOANNE JACKMAN MHS 1,2,3,4; FTA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Glee Club 3, A Cappella 4; Science Club I; Latin Club 2,4; Pep Squad 2,4. JIMMIE JACKSON MHS 1,2,3,4; Football 3; Baseball 1. ELLEN JEFFCOAT MHS 1.2.3.4: FNA 2.3,4. CAROLE JOHNSON MHS 4; FTA 4. CHARLOTTE lOHNSON MHS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; FTA 2; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Science Club 2,3; Journalism Club 3,4; Caloosahatchian Staff 4, Senior Class Editor 4. COLONEL JOHNSON MHS 1,2,3,4; J.V. Baseball 1,2; B Squad Football 3; Pep Squad 2. JAY JOHNSON MHS 1.2.3.4; Football 1,2,3; Shident Council 1; Glee Club 2,3; Pep Squad 4; Swimming Team 3,4. JIM JOHNSTON MHS 1,2.3.4. JOYCE JOHNSON MHS 1.2.3.4; Swimming 1. SAM JOHNSON MHS 1.2.3.4: Band 1,2,3,4, Band Council 2; Boy ' s State 3; Student Council 2. TERRY JOINER MHS 1,2,3,4; J.V. Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2.3,4; J.V. Basket- ball 1. BETH JONES MHS 1.2.3,4; FHA 1.2,3,4, Tre;isurer 2, President Eleet 3, President 4. FRANCIS JONES MHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. MIKE JONES MHS 1,2.3.4: National Honor Society 2.3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, Vice-President 4; Boy ' s State 3; Band 1,2,3,4, Solo Twirler 3,4; Student Council 2; Science Club 2; Certificate of Merit 2 3. NICOLE JORDAN MHS 1.2.3.4: Band 2.3.4 Band Council 4, Band Lieutenant 4; FTA 2.3.4. Secretary-Treasurer 4: Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. JANICE KAPITAN MHS 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,3,4; A Cappella Choir 3. HUGH KINSEY MHS 1.2.3,4; Wheel Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Board Directors 4; B Squad Fo )tb:ill 1; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Treasurer Fresh- man Class; Pep Squad 1.2; Boy ' s State 3; Student Council 3,4. HOWARD KRAMER MHS 1,2.3,4; Boy ' s State 3. DOUG KRUGER , , „ MHS 1.2,3.4; Swimming 2,3,4 Co-Captain 4; Key Club 2, 3,4, Board Directors 3; Band 1,2; Student Council 1; J.V. Basketball 1,2. SUE LAND MHS 1,2,3,4; DCT 4; FHA 1; Library Assistant 4. K. Y LANGELY MHS 1.2.3,4; FHA 1,2,4; FNA 2; Drill Squad 3. DON LAWRENCE MHS 1,2,3,4. 193 GEORGIA LAWRKNGE MUS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Socictv 2,3,4, Sc-crctary 4; FHA 1; Pep Sqiuul 2,3,4; FTA 1,2,4, Vice-President 4; Glee Glnl) 2; A Cappella Ghoir 3,4; Stndrnt Gonncil 3,4; Homecominfi Attendant 4. GENE I.EMKE MILS 3,4, Transferred from Bay IIi!, ' h, Bay ' illaKe. Ohio. JOHNNY LESTER MILS 1,2,3,4 DIANE LE TGHER MHS 2,3,4, Transferred Eroni Mini;i High, Syracuse, New York. JANE LEWELLYN MHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Row Captain 3,4, Latin Chib 1,2, FHA 1; Science Ckib 3,4. THOMAS LEWIS MHS 1.2.3,4. BYRON LILES MHS L2.3,4. JENA LOWMAN MHS 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1; FNA 2,3; Pep Squad 3,4; ETA 4; Student Gouncil 3; Drill Squad 2. PAT McGUIRE MHS 1,2,3,4; B Football 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Key Club 3,4, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 4, Treasurer; Mu Alpha Theta 4; Boy ' s State 3. LINDA LUNA MHS 1,2,3,4; Tidal Wave Assistant Editor 4; Quill Scroll 3,4, Treasurer 4; Journalism Club 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3, FTA 2,3,4; Student Di- rector Junior Class Play. BARBARA LYONS MHS 3.4; Transferred from Ohnsted Falls High, Olmsted Falls, Ohio; Drill Squad 3,4. TINA MALARAE MHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2; FHA 1,2; Library Assistant 3,4. CAROL SUE MALT MHS 3,4; NFL 3,4; El Ateneo Castellano 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Pep Squad 4; FTA President 4; Junior, Senior Class Play. MITCHELL MANNIN Transferred from Charleston, South Carolina; Science Club 4, Treasurer 4; Glee Club 4. BILLIE MARASA MHS 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Entre Nous 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3, 4; Journalism Club 3,4; Caloosahatchian Staff 4, Feature Editor 4; Student Director Senior Class Play. JEFF MAURER MHS 3.4, Transferred from Elvria, Ohio; Glee Club 3. STEPHEN McCain MHS 1,2,3,4; .-Vrt Club 1; Band 4. JO ANN McGILL MHS 1,2,4; Swimming 1; Pep Squad 1,4; Drill Squad 2; FHA 4; Glee Club 1,4; FTA 4. JOE McGILL MHS 1,2,3,4; M Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 2, 3. President 4; B;iseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Student Council; Inter Club Council 4. MIKE McGILLICUDDY MHS 1,2.3,4; B Football 1; Varsity Football 2; J.V. Basket- ball 1.2; B Basketball 3; Baseball 1.2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Inter Club Council 3,4; Senior Class President; Superla- tive—Most likely to succeed. PAUL McClelland MHS 1,2.3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; M Club 4. DARLINE MEINE MHS 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Science Club 1. DAVID MERRITT MHS 1,2,3,4. ARI.EIGH MEYER Transferred from Stuttg;irt. Genii;mv, MHS 2,3,4; Senior Glass Play; Pep S(iu;ul 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3; French Club 3,4; Student Coimcil 3. BRENDA MILBOURNE MHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2.3,4. CYNTHIA ANN MINER MHS 1,2.3,4; FHA 1,2; FNA 2,3,4; NFL 4. TANNIS MITGHKLl. MHS 1,2.3,4; FHA 1.2,4; Drill S iuad 3; Office Practice. LINDA MOODY MHS 1,2,3,4; French Club 2; Art Club 3; Glee Club 3; Girr.s State 3. STEVE MO RE LAND MHS 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4. 194 FLr ABFIH MORAN MILS 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; French fMub 4; FTA 4; Mu Ali)li;i Theta 4. GKHI MULAC MILS 1.2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. HFl ' Il MURPHY MIIS l,2,.3.l; Pep Squ.ul 1,2; DGT 4; Parliamentarian 4; I.ibnuy (:lub4. SHARON MURPHY . niS 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1, A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, Secretary 4; FTA 3; FHA 2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3.4. LINDA MYERS MHS 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Pep .S(iuad 2. SUE NAYLOR MHS 1,2,3,4; French Club 4; Art Club 4; Student Council 1; FHA 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Drill S.piad 4; FTA 4. LYNNE NIELSEN Transferred from Fort Hamilton High, New York; Library Assistant 4. SHARON NOEL MHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Stpiad 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; FHA 3, 4; DGT 4, Treasurer 4; Student Council 4. MERRY O ' CONNOR Translrrred from ( ]ncord, Mass.; A Cappella Ghoir 4; Spanish Club 4; FNA 4. MIKE O ' REILLY MHS 3,4; DCT 4. JANICE OSWALD Transferred from Be;wer, Pa.; FNA 4; FHA 4; Glee Club 4. SANDY D. PARNNEL MHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Row Captain 3,4; Science Club 2,3; FHA 1,3; Latin Club 1,2. SANDY S. PARNNEL MHS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; FNA 2,3; FTA 4; Drill Squad 2,3,4; Co- C;iptain 4; Senior Class Play; Student Gouncil 3; Library 4; Tidal Wave Staff. SALLY PATZKE MHS 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Pep Squad 2; FNA 4; Glee Club. LINDA PERRY MHS 1,2,3,4; Latin 1,2,3,4; President 2,3; FHA 1; Wavettes 2,3,4, Sergeant at Amis 3; Pep Squad 1,2,4, Row Captain 2,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4, Co-Manager 3, Manager 4; FTA 4; Inter Club Council 2,3. BUTCH PETRIE MHS 2,3,4; J.V. Football 1; J.V. Basketlxdl 2; Varsity Track 3; Junior Civitan 4. FRANK PIGOTT MHS 1,2,3,4, Pep Squ;id 3; Baseball 4; Football 1. WAYNE PITCHFORD Transferred from Granite City High, III.; Track 4. TOELLYN FLETCHER MHS 4; Pep Squad 4; Spanish Club 4. EVELYN POINTER MHS 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Science Club 3,4; Swim- ming 3,4; Pep Squad 4; FTA 4; Mu . Mpha Theta 4; Glee Club 3. THERESA POTTINGER MHS 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2.3,4; FHA 4. SANDY RAAB MHS 1.2,3,4; Pep -Squad 1,3; FHA 4. BETTY RATLIFF Transferred from Flagstaff High, . rizona; Senior Class Play; Tidal Vave Staff, Feature Editor 4; FT.A, 4; Pep Squad 4; French Club. ANITA READER MHS 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. MARION REEDY MHS 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Band 2,3; FNA 4; Pep Squad 1, 2,3,4; FTA . JANET REYNOLDS Transferred from John Buchlel High, . kron.. Ohio; Pep Squad 4; French Club 4; Spanish Club 4; FTA 4. BRUCE REYNOLDS MHS 4; French Club 4; Glee Club 4. KAREN HIKSKE MHS 1,2, .3,4, FHA 1; Drill Squad 2; Glee Club 1,2. JANET RITCHIE MHS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; French Club 2,3; . rt Club 2,3,4; Student Gouncil .3;. SHARON RIVERS MHS 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; FTA 2.3,4; Pep Sqmid 1,4; Drill Squ;id 2,3; Science Club I; Student Council 2. CARL ROGERS MHS 1,2,3,4; Football 2. SANDY ROUSE „ „ c- j MHS 1,2,3,4; J.V. Cheerleader 1, J.V. Manager 2; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; l ' IA 3,4; C:lc e Club 1,2,3,4, Vicc-Pn ' sidont 1, Treasurer 4 Calc)iis:iliiitiliiaii Staff 4, Sophomore Class Editor 4. NIAHIVN ROWLANDS MHS 1,2,3,4; FNA 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4. SIIIHI.l ' .V HUDISIl rriiisfcnca frcMii Ashland HiKli, Aslihmd, Ohio; Spanish (:lul)3,4; KMA 4; IVp S(iuad 4. GALE KUKE MHS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Latin Club 1,2; FTA 3;4; Pep Squad 1,3,4; Drill Squad 2; Clcc Cluh 3; A Cappella 4; Student Council 4; NFL 4, Secretary 4; Tidal Wave 4. WAYNE RUSSELL , , „ o Transferred from Fostoria High, Fo storia, Ohio; Basketball 3; Football 3. PATSY SANDER MHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; FTA 4; Assistant Director Senior Class Play 4. DONALD SANDERS MHS 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,4, President 2; NFL 4; Li- brary Club 2,4; Student Council 1,2. DORTHY SANDERS MHS 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Swimming 2; Drill Squad 2; Glee Club 4; FTA 3,4; FHA 1. LEE SAPP MHS 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Quill Scroll 3,4, Secretary 4; Latin Club 2,3; FTA 2,3; J.V. Cheerleaders Manager 1; FHA 1; Glee Club 1; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Junior Cla.ss Treasurer; Senior Class Treasurer; Supply Bureau; Journalism Club 3,4; Tidal Wave Business Manager 4. LYN SAPP MHS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; FTA 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3.4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; Glee Club 1; A Cappella 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; American Legion Award 1; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2. PEGGY SAXON MHS 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,3,4; Drill Squad 3,4; FHA 1. LINDA SHEARER MHS 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Art Club 4. CONNIE SHERMAN MHS 1,2,3,4; FTA 1,4; Latin Club 1; Science Club 2; DCT Historian 4. FRANK SHORE MHS 1,2,3,4; B Football 1,2; Science Club 4. JEANNE SHULER MHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 4; DCT 4; FHA 1. NANCY SKINNER MHS 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class PJay; Pep Squad 1,2; Latin Club 1; Student Council 1; DCT Vice-President 4. MARLENE SIMS MHS 1.2,3,4; FHA 1. NICK SMITH MHS 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Track 3, 4; M Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3. MARTHA SMOOT MHS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Latin Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Drill Squad 2; Pep Squad 1,3,4. PHILLIP SPOONER MHS 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; J.V. Basket- ball 1; M Squad 2,3,4; Wheel Club 4. SHARON SPROUSE MHS 1.2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; FTA 2; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Caloosahatchian Staff 4, Faculty Editor 4. FRANK STAPOR MHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, President 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Debate Society 4. BILL STEEN Transferred from Washington High, Washington Court House, Ohio; Latin Club 2; Projection Club 2; Junior Class Play; J.V. Baseball 2; Science Club 2. DONNIE STEWART MHS 1.2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, President 3; Art Club 4. MARILYN STOKES MHS 1,2.3,4; FHA 1; Drill Squad 2,4; FNA 4. SUZANNE SUMNER MHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 2; DCT 4. TERRY SWOFFORD MHS 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Basketball 2; NFL 3,4, Treasurer 4; M Club 3,4; Library Club 4. MIKE THOMAS MHS 1,2.3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. PAT THOMAS MHS 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2,3; FTA 2; Pep Squad 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. SIDNEY THORNTON MHS 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Drill Squad 3,4, Captain 4; Student Council 2. DELORES TINSLEY MHS 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Drill Squad 3,4. ANN TOMLINSON MHS 3,4; FHA 3; Art Club 4. HARVEY TOMLINSON MHS 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; M Club 3,4. DAVID TOUCHSTONE MHS 1,2,3,4. CAROL TUCKER MHS 2,3,4; FNA 3,4; Student Council 4; FTA 4. DALE UNDERWOOD MHS 1,2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, President 4. CONNIE VAN DEVENDER MHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,3,4; Drill Squad 3; FTA 4; Glee Club 4; Caloosahatchian 4, Assistant Business Manager. DAVE VROOMAN MHS 1,2,3,4; Band 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. KATHIE VILLERS MHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1; Student Council 2; Glee Club 1,2,4, President 4; A Cappella Choir 4; L; tin Club 4; Guidance Office 4; FTA 4. JIM WADE MHS 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 4; Pep Squad 3,4. JACK WALLY MHS 1,2,3,4; Transferred from Kittanning High; Pep Squad 3,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2,4; Wheel Club 3,4. ANN WALTERS MHS 3,4; Student Director Junior Play; Caloosahatchian Staff 4; FHA 4; FTA 4. JANE WARD MHS 1.2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Pep Squad 1; Drill Squad 2,3,4; FTA 3; Glee Club 4. MADELINE WEBSTER MHS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; FNA 2,3. SANDRA WEST Transferred from Marshall High, Wisconsin. MARIAN BETH WHEELER MHS 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 4. PAULA WHISLER MHS 1,2,3,4; Senior Band 3. RICHARD WHITE MHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2. DICK WIGGINS MHS 1,2,3,4; Football 1.2; Golf Team 2; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4. VIRGINIA WIGGINS MHS 1.2.3,4; Science Club 2,3; Library Club 4; FTA 2. MIKE WILLIS MHS 1.2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Student Council 4. GEORGIA WILLIAMS MHS 1.2.3.4; FHA 1,4; Drill Squad 3; DCT 4. LINDA WILLIAMS MHS 1,2,3,4; Glee Club, A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; FHA 1,2, 3, Vice-President 4; Latin Club 4; Student Council 2; Pep Squad 1,2. PEGGY WILLIAMS MHS 1,2,3,4; FTA 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4; Senior Play; FHA 2, 3 4 FHN 1,2,3,4; Drill Squad 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; FNL 4. SONNY WILLIAMS MHS 1.2,3.4; FFA 1,4. RONNIE WILLIAMS MHS 2,3,4; Band 2,3; Pep Squad 4. JIM WILSON MHS 1,2,3,4; Football 4, Manager 4; Ba.sketball 3,4; Track 2,3, 4; Senior Director Junior Civitans 3,4. TOM WTND MHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 4; Varsity Basketball 3,4. SUSAN WOOD i MHS 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Glee Club 2; Drill Squad 2; Guidance Office 4. STEVE ZEHNER MHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; Bov ' s State 3; Swimming 2,3,4; Football 1,2; Science Club 2,3; Pep Squad 2,3,4. RONDA ZIDRICH MHS 1,2,3,4; Journalism Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2. 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Latin Club 3,4; NFL 4; Tidal Wave 4. Inilcx TEACHERS INDEX Hutzlcr, Damon, 83,14 Barker, C.H., 15 Mengc, Bessie, 15 Adams, Nida, 16,97 Allen, Myrtle, 16 Barker, Nell, 16 Bassetta, Jacciueline, 16 Betterton, Maude, 16 Blanev, Margaret, 16 Brauer, David, 16,105 Brauer, Lou, 16,98 Bott, Minor, 16,102 Bovatt, Bernard, 16 Ca ' nady, Betty, 79 Carter, Anne, 16 Conover, Gertnide, 7 Cook, Margaret. 16 Corbin, Betty, 17,25 DesHouchers, Doris, 17,79 Dunean, Thelma, 17 Durrence, Marion, 17,147 Etlieridge, James, 17 Ferreira, Edith, 17 Ferreira, Ted, 17,112 Goodvear, Kathleen, 17 Hall, Ernest, 18,90 Ibach, Irv-. 18,25,107,113 Kendritks, W.A. 18,128 Kirk, Roy, 18 Lawrence, Gwvnne, 79 Lewis, Bonita, 18,84 Lightfoot, Ethel, 18,94 McCandless, Vivian, 18,130 Mclnnis, Sara, 18 Martin, Harold, 19,51,88 Monnett, Helen, 19 Monnett, Paul, 19 NotI, Wes, 19,131 Orr. Jane, 19,104 Pardue, WAV., 19 Peed, William, 19.67,95,107 Ray, Vera, 19 Rheel, Delbert, 19,82 Rilev, Frank, 20,95,149 Romine, Barbara, 20.51,103 Richards. David, 19,86 Scott, Apple, 20 Seagraves, Charles, 20 Sharpe, Ahce. 20,85 Sheffield, Ethel, 20,79 Sims, Lonnie, 20,101 Sirianni, Sam, 20 Smith, Sheila, 20,100 Stevenson, Bernard, 20 Strange, Fern, 20 Szalav, Bill, 20.21 Thompson, E.G., 21,82 Tipton, Imogene, 21 Tribble, C.L., 21 Tremont. Elmer. 21,67,112 Waldron. Cecil. 21,102 West, Willie, 21 Whatley, Carolvn, 21,106 SENIOR INDEX Albritton, Jart, 26 Allan, Dave , 26 Allison, Ann, 24,26,83,106, 123,137,147,166,169,170 Ammann, Patricia, 26,142,144 Amos, Louis, 26,99,102,147 Alvrus, Ann, 26,79,98,103 Anderson, Lana Kave, 26,146 Ashlev, Margaret, 26,100,142 144,177,181 Aydelette, Tommy, 26,113 B Baker, Robert, 26 Baker, Thomas, 26,86,87, 94,105 Banks, Jim, 26 Barlow, John, 26,142,144 Bauman. Teddy, 26,79,170 196 Baxter, Carolvn, 26,102 Beaslev, Joe, 86,87,94,105, 94 Beavo, Joe, 26,84,88,89,94, 141,152,153,165,118 Bechman, Charles, 26 Bennett, Donald, 27,102,187 Bergh. Kathi. 27,79,82,95, 100.103,136,138,157,169,172 Bergman, Ingrid, 27,85,98, 176 Bergstresser, Martie, 27,106 Bigelow, Bob. 27,88,168 Blazer, Alice Marie, 27 Boone, Dan, 27 Bo d, Dewey, 27,162 Bradford, Judv, 27 Braeuning, Phillip, 27,102 Braisted, Billy, 27,107,163 Branefiled, Alice Marie, 27, 146 Brantely, Wayne, 27,101,112 Breilcmever, Stanlev, 27 Brewster; Marion, 28,98,146 Brinson. Steve. 28,82,88,89, 104,107,131.159.166 Brown, Barbara, 28,92,180 Brown, Carolvn Joan, 28 Brown, Earl, 28 Brown, Linda. 25.28,83,84, 100,147,171 Bruce, Carol. 49 Bniggeman. Henrv, 28,102 Bnigh, Ann, 28.84.94.106, 130,131,158,170 Burns, Marcella, 28 Burrows, Jovce, 28,102 Butler, Elizabeth. 28 Butler. Morev. 28,113,174 Caggiano, Marv, 28,142 Calp, Larrv, 28 Capps, Bertha, 28 Carr, Enid, 28,94 Celec. Barbara, 29,102 Choate, Carol, 29,92,93,94 97,180 Christman, Jerrv, 29 Church, Frank, 29 Clark. Marv Alice. 29 Clemens. Gloria, 29,102,187 Clemens, Juditv, 29 Cobb, George, 29, 102 Collins, Harriett, 29,79,139, 184 Colter, William, 29,86,87, 94,105 Comer, Marcus, 29,86,87 Conzelman, Virginia, 29,164 Copeland, Gerald, 30.128,129 Copeland, Sara, 30 Corbitt, William. 30 Corkhill, Tim, 89 Cosgrovc. Dan. 30 Counts, Ed, 30,147,179 Con, Brenda. 30.85,103.173 Cox, Linda, 30,83,96,137,169, 177,186 Cox, Monique, 30 Crawford. Karen. 30.79.82, 94.95.96.148.173 Creeilios, Mary, 30,146 D D ' Alessandro. George. 24, 30,83,90,110,152,155,128,129 D ' Alessandro, Patsv. 30,82, 84,94,95,100,107,1.38,140, 1.56,168.169 Dann. Thomas, 30,131 Daniels, Barbara. 30,102 Daniels, George, 30,102 Davis, Clarence, 31 Davis, David, 31 Day, Jane, .31 Dees, Doris, 31 Decaron, Bvron, 31,112 DeHays, Larry, 31,142 Desson, Claudia, 31,146 Diel, Ronnie, 31,90,170 Dison, Eileen, 31 Dolina, Jane, 31,79,84,85, 94,142,153 Duughtrrv, Cora, 31 DrennMu, ' Dan, 31,86,94,136, 169,187 Dukes, Mary Ellen, 31 Durrance, Robert, 31,147,170 Eash, Dena, 31,79 Eash, Edwin, 31,102 Edwards, Eddie, 31 Elli.s, Carolvn, 31,96,100,175 ElUs, Glenn, 32,86,111,142 Elmore, Jim, 32,102 Emery, Terry, 32,147 Eyster, Joe, 49 Ferguson, Larrv, 32,118 Force, Bill, 32,142 Foreman, Karen, 49 Franklin, Ruth Ellen, 32,84, 94,103,153,173 Freed, Robert, 32,179 French, Johnnv, .32,167 Fullerton, Danny, 32,88,107, 131,157,165 Gadd, Mike, 32,137,169,179 Gaff, Susan, 24,32,83,84, 95,100,142,144,148,154, 177,181 Gallagher, Doretta Sue, 32 Gee, Judith, 33 Gerald, Jackv, 33 Gill, Jay, 33 Gillihan, Rebecca, 33 Gilmore, Carolyn, 33 Garardin, David, 33,82,90, 91,94,156,165 Goodson, Patsy, 33.98.103 Goodwin, Evelvn, 33,79 Graham, Sherleen, 33,84.174 Green, Frank, 33,82,84,90,107, 110,1.52,1.58,170,128.129 Grimm, Karen Sue, 33,84, 85.94.1.38 Griswald, Chuck, 33 Guessman, James Eward, 33 H Hagan, Sam, 33 Halgrim, Robert, 33,165 Hamniel, David, 34,183 Hanby, Sally, 164 Harding. Edward, 34 Harley, Robert, 34,142 Harris, N ' ewton, 34 Hartness, Robert, 35 Harvey, Juhan, 34,170,128,129 Hassleman, Robert, 147 Havden. P.iula lean, 34,96, 98.146,183 Heinkel, Opal, 34,79 Hessler, Stephanie. 34,95, 100.103,104.1.36,138,140. 141,152,169,172 Higginbotham. Phil. .35.101 Hill, Judv, 34,98,173,180 Hodges, Sher l, 34 Hogue, Shirlev, .34,85,95, 100.149 Holadav, Elise, 34,95,105, 149,179 Hollan, Bobbie, 24,34,83, 95,106.123.1.36.152,i.55,166, 166,169, 185 Hollis. Maniieo, 34.83,92, 95,100,137,146,163,169 Holmes. lames, .35,95,131, 149,186 Holt, Sara Jean, .35,85 Horner, Shcr ' l, .35,79 Hudson, Garetli, 35.82,84, 88,89,94,107,131,140,162 Hudson, Skip, 35,90,95, 104,148,183 Hunter, Barbara, 35 Hunter, Steve, .34 Hurlev, Hod, 35,90,1.52,165, 118 Hutiliison, Frances, 35 Hutzler, Dick, 25,35,79,83, 152,165,118 I Illsche, Eddie, 35,102 Imel, Wesley, 34 J Jackman, Joanne, 35,79,147, 180, Jackson, Jimmie, 35,111 James, Edward, 35 Jean, Joyce, 35 Jean, Judv, 36 Jeffcott, Ellen, 36,92 Johnson, Carole Jean, 36 Johnson, Carolyn Joyce, 36 Johnson, Charlotte, 36,95,137, 162,164 Johnson, Colonel, 36,110 Johnson, Gerald, 36 Johnson, Jav Ronald, 36,131 Johnson, Sam, 36,142,144,152 Johnston, James, 36 Joiner, Jerry, 36 Jones, Elizabeth, 36,98,99 Jones, Frances, 37,84,94 Jones, Mike, 37,84,94,142,152, 153 Jordan, Nicole, 37,94,100,142, 144,176 Just, Carol, 37 Land, Sue, 37,79,102 Langley, Kay, 36 Lawrence, Georgia, 36,84, 100,140,141,146,147,172 Lester, Johnnv, 37 Letcher, Diana, 37,79 Lewellvn, Jane, 38,92,138, 164 Lewis, Tomas, 38 Lloid, Betty, 38 Long. Linda. 38.147,187 Lowman, Jena, 38,100,172 Luna, Linda, 38,85,95,100, 148,173 Lyons, Barbara, 38 M McCain, Steve, 38,142 McClelland, Paul, 38 McGee, Tom, 111,142 McGill, Joann, .38,146 McGill, Joe, 38.101,111 McGillicuddv, Mike, 25,39, 82,88,94,107,154.177 McGuirc, Pat, 39,84,88,89, 94,152,170,186,118 Malarae, Tina, 38 Malt, Carol Sue, 38,85,94, 100,168 Marasa, Billie, .38,169,135, 174 Mannin, Mitchell, .38,104,105, 145 Mauer, Jeff, 38,131 Maxcy, Timothy, 38 Meine, Darlene, 39 Merritt, David. 39 Mever, Arleigh, 39.147,183 Milboume, Brenda, 39,181 Millican, Charles, 39,102 Millis, Clare James, 39 Miner, C nthia. 39,92,104 Mitchell, Tannis, 39,79 Moody, Linda, 39,152 Molter, Theresa, 39 Moran, Elizabeth, 39,85,94, 100 Index Morland, Steve, 40,142 Morris, Becky, 40 Mosely, Dennis. 40,147 Munro, John, 40 Mulac, Gerri, 40,146 Mun y, Eliziibetli, 39,79, 102 Murphv. Mike, 39,107,110, 128 129 Murphv, Sharon, 39,94,104, 138,146,147, Myers, Linda, 39 N Nash, Carolyn, 40,102,146, 147,159 Nault, Rose, 40,102 Naylor, Sue, 40,96,98,100, 103,146,185 Nielsen, Linda, 40 Noble, Danny, 40,128,129 Noel, Sharon, 40,98,102 Nott, Wesley, 40,107,112 O ' Conner, Merry, 40,85, 147 O ' Reilly, Mike, 40,102 Oswald, Janice, 40,146 Palmer, RoUie, 40,112 Pamell, Sandv D., 41,167 Paniell, Sandv S., 41,79, 95,139,149,179 Patzke, Sally Ann, 41,146 Perrv, Linda, 41,92,97,106, 130,138,146,180 Petrie, Butch, 41 Pierce, Kenneth, 41 Pigott, Frank, 41,163 Pitchford, Wayne, 41 Pletcher, Joellvn, 41 Pointer, EvelKm, 41,84,100, 105,153,179 Pollock, Don, 41 Pontius, Allen, 41 Pottinger, Theresa, 42,98, 146 Priest, Richard, 42,101 Puckett, Sandra, 42,146 R Raab, Sandra, 42,79,163 Randolph, Carol, 42,100, 164 Rathff, Betty, 42,95,100, 148,166 Reader, Anita, 42,85,185 Redding, Bill, 42,103,104 Reedv, Marion, 42 Reynolds, Bruce, 42,94,145 Reynolds, Janet, 42,85,98, i83 Rhodes, Grace, 42 Riddell, Hugh, 42,102 Rieske, Karen, 42 Ritchie, Janet, 42 Rivard, Albert, 42 Rivers, Sharon, 43,79 Robinson, lohn, 43,102 Robinson, ' Willi;im, 43,85 Rogers, Carl, 43 Romero, Michael, 43 Rouse, Sandv, 43,95,137, 146,169,174,186 Rowlands, Marlynn, 43 Rudish, Shirley, ' 43,85,98 Ruke, Gale, 43,82,95, ■100,104,147,149,175 Russell, Wavne, 43,163 Rutli, Trudi, 43 Sander, Patsv, 43,162 Sanders, Donald, 43,104 Sanders, Dorothy, 43,79,146, 184 Sapp, Lee, 25,43,82,95, 100,147,148,175 Sapp, Carol Lvn, 43,84,94, 100,146,147,175 Saxon, Peggy, 44,146 Scombardi, jo, 44,97 Scott, Harold, 45 Serapin, Jerry, 44 Shaw, Doug, 44,86 Shearer, Linda, 45,103,146, 164,175 Sherman, Connie, 102,144 Sherman, Junia, 44,103,147 Sherwood, Judy Gail, 44,79 Schockley, Nancy, 44 Shore, Frank, 44,105 Shuler, Jeanne, 44,102 Simandl, Wallace, 44,102 Sims, Marlene, 44,92,146, 179 Skinner, Nancy, 45,102 Smith, David, 45,103 Smith, Diann, 45,79 Smith, Nick, 45,82,111, 107,128,129 Smoot, Martha, 45,96,174 Spooner, Phillip, 45,90,107, 110,147,171 Sprouse, Sharon, 45,84,137, 169 Spurlin, Jere, 45,102 Stapor, Frank, 45,94,85 Steen, Bill, 45,112 Stell, Leroy, 45 Stevens, Donna, 45,102,164 Stewart, Donnie, 45 St. John, Chuck, 45 Stokes, Marlvn, 46 Strickland, Jack, 46,147,177 Sumner, Bill, 46,147 Svunmer, Suzanne, 46,102 Seanberg, Carl, 46,94,142 Swofford, Terry, 46,79,82, 104,107,113 Taylor, Wayne, 47 Tener, Gravdon, 46,85 Thomas, Mike, 46,142 Thomas, Pat, 46,84,100 Thornton, Sidney, 46,79,139 Tinsley, Delores, 46 Tomlinson, Harvey, 46,107. 113,170 Tomlinson, Elizabeth, 46 Touchstone, David, 46 Tucker, Carol Ann, 47,100 U Underwood, Dale, 47,79,94, 153 Van Devender, Connie, 47, 95,100,137,146,169,174 Villers,Katlii, 47,79,100, 146 Vrooman, David, 47,94 W Waddlin, Bruce, 47 Wade, Jimmy, 47,176 Walker, Jim Ralph, 46 Walker, Larry, 47 Wallace,JudyKay ,46,98, 102,174 Wallv, Jack, 47,90,176 Walters, Ann, 137,46 Ward, Carlton, 101 Ward, Jane, 47,146,188 Ward, Lanny, 47 Watts, Gwenlvn, 47,102 Weaver, Carl, 47,101 Webb, Ed, 47 Webster, Madeline, 48 Welch, Barbara, 48 Wendt, Johnny, 48 Wes.son, Dovle, 48 West, Sandra, 48 Wheeler, Beth, 48,146 Whisler, Paula, 48 White, Richard, 48,167 Widener, Myra, 48 Wiggins, Dick, 48,177 Wiggins, Virginia, 48,79 Williams, Georgia, 48,102 Williams, Linda, 48,147 Williams, Peggy, 48,98,100 103,104,146,185 Williams, Ronnie, 48,142 Williams, Sonny, 48,101 Willis, Mike, 49,82 Wilson, Charles, 49 Wilson, Jim, 49,111,171,129 Wind, Tom, 49,86,87 Wood, Susan, 49,79,82,84, 164 Wriglesworth, Craig, 49 Zappini, William, 49,79 Zehner, Steve, 49,84,94, 152,174 Zidrich, Rhonda, 49,95, 142,144,149,181 SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR INDEX Adams, David, 68 Adams, Eric, 52 Adema, Gerald, 68 Albertson, John, 68 Alford, Arme, 52 Allen, Connie, 68 AlUson, Bob, 68,187 Aloia, Patsy, 52 Aloia, Robert, 68 Alston, Richard, 52,104,183 Altman, Ronnie, 68 Amason, Caroline, 68,97,100, 105,106,130 Ambrose, Kathleen, 68 Ammons, Johnny, 52,147 Amos, Frances, 52,98,99 Anderson, Beverly, 52 Anderson, Jimmy, 68 Anderson, Patricia, 68 Anderson. Sonja, 52,142 Anderson, William A., 68 Arnold, Vester, 52,107,111 Asfour, John Atchinson, Terry, 68 Atkins, Marion, 52,79,146 Atwood, Herbert, 101 Aydelette, Robert, 68 B Babcock, Newton, 68 Badenhoop, Marilvnn, 68,82 Bahre, Nancy, 52,106,130, 146 Bain, Bettv, 68 Bain, Wilham, 52 Barabe, PhvUis Mary, 68 Barchak. Beverly, 68,142 Bartleson, Tommy, 68 Baucon, Darrell, 68 Bauermeister, Barbara, 68 Baughman, Coy Robert, 68 Baum, Cathy, 68 Baumbaugh, Danny, 52 Baun, Raymond, 52 Ball, Janie, 52 Ballantine, Diane, 52,100,142, 144,181 Barnard, Verma Barron, La Loni Bartleson, James, 52,147 Bass, Jim, 52 Bates, Wavne, 52 Baucom, Darrell, 52,101 Bayliss, Gary Lee, 68 Beach, WiUiam, 52 Beaman, Darlene, 98,146 Bean, Billy, 68,105 Beasley, Marilyn, 52,103 Beaze ll, Barbara, 68,85,95 Beck, Gene Beck, Karl, .52,85,86,95,104, 144,142 Beckett, Susan, 68,138 Beckler, Jimmy, 145 Beckler, Joan, 52 Belgarde, Linda, 52,82, 84,92,93,118 Bell, Lynne, 68.92,179 Bennett, James, 68 Bennett, John, 52 Bennett, Norma, 68 Bennett, Stephen Lester, 68 Bentz, Julie Ellen, 68,94, 95,97,100,104,149 Bemer, Doris M., 68 Betts, Donna, 52 Beyrodt, Katie Lou, 68 Bieber, Pete, 68 Bilheimer, Jon, 52 Bingham, John Greer, 68 Black, Margie, 52,100,138, 147,172 Black, Robert, 68 Blake, Judy, 167 Bledsoe, Rodney, 52 Blevins, Jo Anne, 68,98 Blownstine, Ellen Mar ' , 68, 95,97 Bodemer, Joyce Lee, 68,142 Boesch, Kathi Ann, 68,146 Boeckman, Allvn, 101 Bomar, Sandy, 52,106,130 Bonard, Rodney Booth, Cathy Borton, Brenda, 52,98 Bostelman, Linda, 52,98 Bosten, Helen, 68 Bosten, Sonny, 68 Botts, Jeannetta Lee Bowden, Sue Donna, 68,95, 97,98,100 Bradley, James, 68 Bramhall, Richard Brancefield, John, 53 Branton, Frances. 68 Brashear, Loren Garrett, 142 Braun, Ma.x, 82 Breining, Jean Bormie Brewer. Edgar, 53 Brewer, Lynn, 53 Brewer, ' emie, 69 Bridges. Clearence E.. 69 Bright. Janet Katherine. 69 Bright. Peter, 69 Brightwell, Linda, 53,85, 94,95,100 Brown. Charles. 69 Brown, DaWd W., 69 Brown. Elden. 53 Brown. Joe. 69 Brown, Joe, 53 Brown. John, 53 Brown. Kathleen, 69 Brown. Milton, 69 Brown, Richard Brown. Loni, 53 Browning, Er in, 53 Bnice, Carol. 53 Brvan. Ralph, 69 Brvant. Chester, 69.142 Buchanan. Dannv. 69.90 Buckner. Linda. 53.95.97, 100.130 Bundv. Molly, 53.106.130 Burks. Roger. 69 Burges. Jennie. 69 Bums. loan. 53 Burson; Cher l L.. 69 Burson. Paula. M., 69.98 Br son. Robert M.. 69 B Td. Gilbert, 69 Butler. Erleene. 53 197 IiuIgx Rntlor, lean. 53 Bntlcr. Jim. 5-1,142 Caffart-lli, H.ilph. 54 Cail, Marlenc, 54 ' Calahrese, Ken, 69 CakKvell.Carv, 69,90,141. 186 Campb ell, Don, .54 Camphcll. Rick. .54.107.110 Campbell. ,Sne, 69 Campbell, .Sn.sie. .54,98 Caniip. Rolx-rt. .54 Capps. Donald. 69 Caputo, Larrv Cardo a, Ralph, 54 Carlin. Betty. 69 Carl.son. N ' ancy Carpenter. George Carpenter. Jane. 69,146 Carpenter, I.ois, 54 Case, CoUette Cater, lean, 69 Cater, Juli.i Dianne, 69 CathcU, Robert, 54 Caudell, Gerard, 69 Caughev, Robert, 69 Cawlev, ' Slielton Lee, 69, 186 ' Celee, Harry, 69 Chamberlain, Mark Chambers, Richard Cliapman, Charles, 54 Cheasley, Sharon. 54.146 Christensen, Jackie, 142 Christen.sen, Jinimv. 69,129 82, 105 Chuduski, Thomas H., 96, 82,105 Clapp, Jovce, 69,97,130 Clapp, Pete, 54,118 Clark, Judv, 54 Clarkson, Cvnthia, 79,82, 123,166,176 Cleaves, Elsie Jeanne, 69 Clement. Marjorie, 69 demons, Betty June, 69.142 demons, Charles. 54 demons, Lamar, 54 Clore. Clarence. 69 Codv, Dan, 54 Coker, Bobby. .54 Coleman, Rav Edwin, 69, 110 Collier, Carla, 69.82,98,186 Collier, Grace, 54 Collier, Michael D., 69 Combs, Charles Eddy, 54 Comey, Tom, 69 Compo, Thom.is P.. 69 Conn. Donn C. Connell. Catherine. 54 Connell. Patricia. .54,162 Conover, Gar ' , 54 Cook, Peter, 69 Cook, Steve William, 69 Cooke, Gary, 54 Coombs, Helen Elizabeth, 69 Corbin, William, 54,88,104, 131 Cons, Edward, 54 Comwell, Pat, 70 Coris. Ed, 82,111,142 Cox, Jimmy, 70,187 Crenshaw, Jean, 54 Crews, Roger, 14.5 Crocker, Mary Ann Cronin, Pmdence, 54,185 Crosbic, Winifred, 55 Cruse, Chen Lee, 70 Cruse, Jen Lvn, 70 Curran, Kathy. 55,93 Curry, James Cutchens, W.ivTie, .55 D Dadderio, John, .55 Dadderio, Loretta Dance, Donnie, .55,142,144 Daniels. Diane Shirlev. 70,142 D.iiiiels. Johnny, 70, 142 D.iiiiels, S.mdra, 55 Daniels. Stejihanie, .55.92.142 Danlev, Linda, 55 Dauhni.in. Howard. 55.105 Davidson. Michael, 70 Da idson, Snelvnn Davis, Betty June, 55,98 Davis, Carolvn, 55 Davis, Christine, 70 Davis, Marv Louise Da is, Walt, 70 Deibcrt, Leonard Gene, 70 D -I.inev, Larrv, 70,145 Delane -, Patricia, 70,98 DeKser, Sharon, 146 Deming, Bruce, 55,162 Den es.Judy, 70 Dengis. Tom, 55 Dcno, Michael, 5.5,129 Descar, Ray. 70,142 Deture, Francis, 55,97 Dcver, Harold. .55.188 Devitt. Jack, 55,90 Dink-el, Jon Carl, 55,131 Dissette, Pamela, 55,139,146 Ditto, Dana Jon, 70,98,99 Dix, Betty, 70 Dock, Mary Carol, 55 Doninger, Nancy, 70 Doninger, Terry, 55 Dorman, June, 70,142 Douglas, Benny, 55 Doughtery, Pearl, 70 Drake, Ernest, 70 Drouin, Andre, 70 Drvden, Marvin, 70 Dudley, Fred, 56,142 Dueker, Nancy Lee, 56 Duff, Nita Louise Duerkes, Dorothv, 56,146 Dukas, Georgia, 56,164 Dukes, David, 56,90,141,118 Dunn, Sharon, 146 Duncan, Ma.xine, 70 Durrance, Larry, 56,145 E Earhart, James, 70 Earl, Terry Eastu ' ood, Patricia, 56,97,103 Eaton, Robert Timothy, 70 Eckert, Randy, 70 Edelblut, Robert. 56,88 Edgington, Ronald, 56 Edvenson, Sheryl, 56,92, 97,142 Edwards, Lee, 70 Edwards, Martha, 70,82,98, 99.186 Edwards, Michael, 70 Elderd, Ben. 56 Eldridge, Carol, 70,97,100 Ellenburg, Robert, 56 Ellis, David, 70 Ellis, Robert. 70.88 Ellis, Sandy, 70,98 Ellison, Sandra, 56 Elwell, Barbara, 70 Emerson, Pegg ' , 56,106, 130 Enig, Dick, 70 England, LaDonna, 70,98 Epperson, Paul, 56 Erickson, Donna, 56 Ermine, Cherry, 56 F Fairclough, Jane, 95,96,149 Faubert, Carolyn Faul, Tom, 56,172 Feight, Nancy, 56,142 Fenstermaker, Robert, 56 Fenton, Lorraine Fernandez, Billy, 70 Fields, Grover, 56 Fisher, John Fitzgcr.dd, Howard, 70 Fit gerald, Robert Fleishman, Ronnie, 70,128 Flint, Joe, 56 I ' lint, Mary, 70 I ' lowerree, Doug, 56 Flovd, Beckv, 105,106 Flo d, David, 70 ■■ ' loyd, Jerry, 70 l ' lo d, Naomi, 70 Fogle, Karen, 70,186 Ford, Sam, 56,90,95,107, 112 Fordham, C.irol. 70 Fordham. I ' orrrst, 70 l ors th. Paula. 71 Fosen, Bnice, 70 Foster, Jean, 71,147 F ' rancis. Jim, 56 Erie, Barbara, .56,97,103 Frost, Keith. .56.142 Fuller. Jean, 71.98 Fuller. Luther, 57 Fuller, Russell, 57 Fullerton. Paul Fulton. Butch, 57,86 Fulton, Harriette, .57,146 Funk, Gerald, 57 Futral, Larry, 71 Galbraith, Phvllis, .57.100. 147,171 Galloway, Pat, 71,142 Gallowav,Sam, 71 Carl, Pamela, 71 Gaskill, Doris, 57 Gaston, Francis, 162 Gault, Marv, 71 Gay, Judy, 71,82,146 Gay, Marilyn, 57 Gilarski.John. 71 Geldean. Larrv, 71 George, Carolvn, ,57.92,1.38, 149.147 Gentr . Lamar. 71 Geer. Carl. 71,138 Gerald. Martv. 71.140,141 Gibble. Wavne. 71.145 Giebcl. Da id. 57 Giddens, James Gilbert, Joey, 57,101 Giles, Aveata, 142 Giles, Janet, 71 Giles. Leonard, 57,176 Gill, Dianne, .57,142,144, 181,183 Gilligan, Marv, 57 Ghdden, Carl, .57,101 Goeker, Gail 71 Goff. Mickcv, 67,107,111,129 Goldsmitli, Margaret, 57,97, 142,144 Gonard, Gene, .57,85 Goodvear. Jimmv. 71 Goolsbv. Lewis, 71,107,111,186, 129 Cowans, Allan, 57 Gould, Billie Grace, Bill, 57,90,188 Graden, Vickie. 57 Grant, Franklin, 57 Grant. Kay, 57 Grav, Pat, 57 Greco, Tonv, 71,101 Green, Kathleen Green, Ray Greenwell, Richard, 71 Greer, Walter Greiman, Martha, 57 Grover, Kathv Guthrie. Bill, ' 71,142 H Hadden, Robert Hagan, Willie, 71,98,99,170 Hager, Christina, 71 Hager, Karen, 71 Haight, Richard, 71 Hak,-, Phyllis, .57 Halgrim. Tninmv, 71 Hall. Far!. 71 Hall. Wendell, 71,90,142 Hall, Bill, 71 Hamilton, Laura, 57 Hamilton, Ronnie, 71.90,129 Handlev, Marie, 57,98,99 Handv, Kav, 71 Hansi ' h, Karl, 71 Hansen. Judv. .57.146 Hansen, Larrv, 97.142,71 Hansen, Welscv, 71 Harbv, Gorden,.57,142 Harden, Eddie, 58 Harmon, Grace, 71 Haniey, Ray, 71 Harper, Douglas, 7 1 Harrell, Jovcc, 71,142,144, 181 Harris, Elaine, ,58 Harris, [im, 71 Harris. Phil. 71 Hart. Judv, 72.140,141, 168 Hartman, John, 72,141 Har ard, (Jcorge, 58 Haswcll, Gretchcn, 58,97, 146 Haswell, Susan, 72 Hatzlhoffer, Barbara, 72 Havenhill, Bob, 72 Haynie. Frank, 72 Heinkel, Mary Jane, 72 Heintzman, Jane, 97,103, 146 Henderson, Edgar, 72 Hendr , Donna Sue Hendry, Fred, 58 Hennigan, Tim, 72 Henslev, Jav, 72,95,131 Henslev, Joe, 58,82.88,104,131 Henslev, John, .58,131 Herbert, Butch, 58 Herring, Joy, 72 Herring, Mary Hensz, Gail Herrington, Ronnie Heydolph, Charles, 72 Hevdolph, James, 58 Hickin, Sid ' , 58 Higginbotham, Lawana, 72 Highbaugh, Susie, 58,138, 146,188 Hill. Kit, 72 Hilliard, Charles, 58 Hinson, Bobbv, 72 Hire, Ricky, 72.147 Hitcs. Kathy, 72 Hoard, Linda, 58 Hoffman, Diana Hoffman, Dicky Hogan, Judv, 58 Hogue, Dick. 72 Hogue, John. 72 Hogue, Penny, 72,97,100 Hogiie, Peter, 103,105 Holadav, Ben, 72 Holaday, Gavle, 58,100,138 Holland, Rodney, 72 Hollaway, Sue, 58 Hollev, Lawavne, 72 Hollingsworth. Betli. 58 Holmes. lohn, 72,142 Holt, Nancy, 72 Hooker, Marv, 72 Hopper, Charles, .58,101 Hopper, Thomas Hopper, Judy, 58 Hord, Sharon, 58,1.38,147. 168 Home, Donald. 58 Hasack. Salh-. .58 Hosteller, Bill, 72 House, Curtis, .59,85,131 Hud.son, . nita, 59 Hudson, Vivian, 72 Huene, James, 72 Huffman, Larry, 59,145 Ind ex Hiiclics, niaii.-. 72 HuKh.s, Duanc, 72 HukIic ' . Pliil. 72 Hume, Bucidy, 59 Humphries, Joe, 72 Hunter, Jill, 72 Heintzman, Jane, 59 Hurlov, Hlen Sue, 72,97, 100 Husz, Pat, 58 Hutchison, Donald, 59,82, 107 HuttinR, Richard. 59 Hutto, Gail, 72 Hyatt, Jane, 59 Hyatt, Mike, 72 Hylton, Jessie, 72 J Jack, Linda, 59 Jackson, Sara Lee, 72,130 Jacobs, Richard, 73,86 Jacobson, Edward, 73 James, Frieda, 73,146 Jean, Mary, 73 Jefferson, David Jenkins, Tommy Jennings, Debbie, 73 Jennings, Judy, 73 Jensen, Bonnie Jerre, David, 73 Jewett, Bob, 73,186 Johns, Robert, 73 Johnson, Arthur, 59 Johnson, Betty, 73 Johnson, Carol, 100,165 Johnson, Carla, 73 Johnson, Davis, 73,82,86, 87,186 Johnson, Fay Anne, 59 Johnson, Glen, 73 Johnson, Nancy, 73 Johnson, Oliver, 59 Johnston, Kris, 73 Johnston, Larry, 73 Johnston, Shirley, 73 Jones, Bob, 59 Jones, C.J., 59,142,144 Jones, Carole, 59,147,168 Jones, Carol Sue, 59 Jones, Frances Linda, 73 Jones, George, 59,142 Jones, Hazel, 73 Jones, Helen. 73,98 Jones, Herbert S. 73,90, 112 Jones, Jackie, 73 Jones, Janeele, 73 Jones, Karen, 73 Jones, Mary, Juliano, Frank, 59 Juliano, Fred, 73 K Kaupp, David, 59 Keene, Valerie, 59 Kellv, Judy, 73,98 Kelly, Nancy, 73,98 Kellett, Elizabeth, 73 Kent, Ray, 59 Kerns, Yvonne, 73 Kershaw, Dale, 59 Kessinger, Hubbie. 73 Kibler. Marie, 73.98 Kiesel. Hilbert. 59 King, David, 73,142 Kinsev, Nancy, 73,97,142 Kinzie, Bettv, 73 Kline, Richard, 73 Klohs, Beverly, 59 Kniglit, David, 59 Knight, Robert, 73 Knight, Sandra, 73 Kovacs, Andrew, 73,142 Krimminger, John, 59 Krimminger, Judy, 73 Kruger, Garv, 73 Kurtz, Effie, 73 Kruse, Nicola, 59 Kusilavage, Merry Ann, 59 Lafond, Jere, 60 Lamb, Jovce, 73 Lamb, Larry, 60,107,111,128, 129 Lamb, Sherry, 60 Lancaster, Vickie, 73,186 Lance, Carolyn, 60,100 Landrum, Gerald, 73,101 Landrum, Susan, 73,98 Lang, Deanne, 73 Lanier, Tommy, 74 Largent, Gretchen, 73,146 Larsen, Hildy, 60,146 Latridge, David, 73 Lawrence, Ricky, 60,142 Lawyer, Bill, 60,142,144 Lawyer, Dianne, 74,142,144 Layton, William, 60 Leblanc, Stanley, 74 Lee, Mickey, 60 Leffers, Larry, 74,142,186 Leffers, Steve, 60 Lemley, Ted, 60,131,147, 166 Leonard, Sandra, 74 Lewis, Pam, 74 Lewis, Tim, 51,60,107,113, 118 Libby, Gary, 60,84,90, 91,104 Liclitenberger, Linda, 74 Lightsey, Tony, 74 Lindle, Clarence, 60 Linne, Bob, 60,90,104 Llewellyn, Joanne, 74,186 Llewellyn, Ronnie, 74 Lloid, Sandra, 74 Logar, Janet, 60 Long, Jeanette, 60 Long, Mary, 74 Losleben, Gus, 74 Lowe, Betty, 60 Lowell, Bernard, 74 Lowery, Kay, 60,100 Loyd, Jerry, 60 Loyd, John, 74 Lucas, Dave, 60 Luckey, Owen Larry, 60, 147 Luckey, Larry, 74 Lundquist, Joy, 74 Lynch, Mary Jo, 74 M McCarroll, Elsa Lorraine, 61 McClenithan, Betty McClaran, Charlette, 61, 97,100,123,147,166,171 McCleland, Inez McClelland, Jessie Montine, 61 McCoy, Yvonne, 74 McDade, Pat, 74 McDaniel, Aleta Sue, 74, 146 McDaniel, Jimmy, 61,142 McDonald, Carl 61 McDowell, Bennie, 61,82, 107,112 McDuffie, David, 67,74,107, 113 McFall, Danny, 74 McGee, Thomas L. 61 McGrew, Ronald Mclntyre, Pamela, 74,171 Mclver, William, 74 McKenney, Michael McMahan, Tom, 74 McMenemin. Animie, 61, 138,140,141,147,163 McMillion, Ronald McNab, Barbara, 100,106, 123,147,164,166 McNeal, Jean, 74 MacKay, John, 60 Maharrey, Pat, 60 Maloney, Carolyn, 74 Maloney, Jeanie, 60 Malt, Kathy, 60,92,100 Mann, Bobby, 74 Mann, Clvde Ellis, 61 Martin, Barbara, 74,130 Martin, Connie, 61 Martin, Linda, 61 Martindale, Tommy, 61,147 Mathews, Carol, 74,82 Matthews, Linda, 74 Matthews, Butch, 74,142 Matuszewski, Henry, 61 Mattingly, Peggy, 61 Mays, Alice, 74 Mays, Mary, 61 Mazzocchi, Georgette, 61 Mazzocchi, Ralph, 74 Meetze, Betsv Alice, 61, 92,97,106,1.30 Melsek, Lee, 61 Mercer, Sharon, 74 Merritt, James, 74 Middleton, Gloria Jean, 61 Miller , Barbara, 61 Miller, Dora J. 61,100 Miller, Keith, 74,145 Miller, Hugh, 61,142 Miller, Judv, 74,146 Miller, Patty, 74 Miller, Terrv Lvnn 61 .Millican, Eriene, 74,146 Milliken, Bruce, 74 Mills, Sandra, 74,185 Mirandon. Barbara, 61 Moeller, Fred, 74 Molter, Ida, 74 Moor, Sally Lyn, 74 Moore, Sharon, 74 Moreland, Bill, 142 Moore, Jackie, 61 Moore. Patricia. 61 Moore, Sara, 61,146 Montgomcrv, Eileen, 61 Moran, Kathleen, 61 Morgan, Thurman. 61 Morrison. Frank. 62 Morrow, E. Lance, 62 Morton, Neil. 62 Mosley, Pansy, 62.79 Mower. Bruce. 62 Mumford, Rayford, 62 Monro, Marjorie, 74 Murphv Barbara, 62 Murphy, Grant, 61,88,176, Murphv, John, 74 Myers, Richard, 62,142 N Nadowodnv, Richard, 74 Nault, Clofford, 74 Nault, Martlia, 62 Navlor, Howard, 62 Naylor, Wally, 74 Nelson, Mike, 74 Newberrv, Paulette, 74 Newlin, jiU, 62,138,79 Nice, Barbara, 75 Nipper, Jerry, 62 Noe, Guv, 62 Noppe, ken, 62,142 Nordenholt, Rita, 62,146 Norris, Burl, 62 Northcutt, Barbara, 62,92, 138,140,141,149,168 Northcutt, Val, 67,75,82, 91,111,129 O Oehser, Bill, 75 Ogden, Andrea, 62,82,92, 93,105,118 O ' Kelly, Tommy, 75,142 Olsen, Jack, 62 O ' Mahonv, Maura, 75,146 O ' Neill, Charles, 75,142 Ortengren, Michael L. 62, 113 Ossoria, Victoria Oswalt, Gary, 75 Overcash, Harry,75 Oxenham, John, 75 Paine, Carolyn, 62 Palenzuela, Frank, 62 Palmer, Paul, 62 Palumbo, Paul, 62,138 Parke, Kenneth, 75,142 Parker, Thomas, 75 Paniell, Genie, 75,146,179 Parish, Marcia Ann, 75 Patnode, Daniel, 75 Patnode, Robert, 62 Patton, Tom, 75 Payne, Janes, 75 Pearce, Marlene, 75 Pearcy, John, 62 Pearson, Norman, 62 Peck, Cheryle Ann, 62 Pendarvis, Jimmy, 62 Pendleton, Jo, 62 Perkins, Allan, 75,86,142 Perkins, Sandra, 146 Persons, Linda, 75 Persons, Virginia, 75,97,98, 99,100 Peters, Richard, 62 Peterson, Dennis, 62 Pewett, Cathy, 75,147 Phillips, Durell, 75.145 Pewett, Cathy, 75,147 Phillips, Durell, 75,145 Phillips, Mary Beth, 75,82 Pigney, Les, 62 Piogott, Nancy, 75 Piogott, Sheila. 62.146 Plank. Lawrence. 62 Plummer. Rick, 75 Plummer, Yvonne, 67,75,149 Poff, Donnie, 62 Poff, Ronnie, 62 Pollman, Thomas, 63 Pomberg, Mary, 63 Porter, Vaughn, 75 Posey, Joyce, 75 Posner, Susan. 63,97,105 Post, Laleta. 75 Poste, Edward Potter. Sallev. 75 Poulson. Christine, 75,97,100 Povia, James, 75 Powell, Joy Gwen Preston, Linda Ruth, 75,98 Pre Genzer, Paul, 75 Preston, Margaret, 63,98 Prevatt, Dickey, 75 Prowant, Patsv Prevalett, Sandra, 63 Putnam, Antoinette, 63 Quattlebaum, Sharon, 75,146 Quick, Judith, 63 R Radcliff, Danny, 67,75,89 Randolph, Bonnie Raitt, Dennis, 63 Ratliff, Shirley Ann, 75 Ray, Jinimie Sue, 75 Reasoner, Jan Reckwerdt, John, 75 Ree es, Howard, 75 Reeves, Linda, 75 Reid, Alex, 63 Reilly. Nancy, 75,146 Reiter, Bill, 75 Reynolds, Frank, 75 Reynolds, Jean Re iiolds. Stephanie, 75 Rich. Charlotte, 75 Richards, Lin, 63,88,131, 141 Iiiilux Richter, Chester, 76 Rickner, Larry, 76 RiKclon, Ola Mae, 63 Riley, M;irilvn, 63 Riley, Pat, 76,94,97, 130 Rinies, Pat, 63 Ritz, Charles Robbins, Carolyn, 76 Roberts, Linda, 76 Roberts, Steve Robinson, Kenneth, 76,131 Rockow, Jane, 63,82,84, 97,142 Rodgcrs, Suzanne, 63 Rogers, Janie, 63,97,142,144, 181 Rolhns, John, 88,107,131 Rolls, Judy, 63 Rooks, Marianne, 63 Rose, Carol, 76 Rose, Paul, 76,145 RosenlxTg, Jack. 63 Ross, Bill, 76 Rosser, Barbara Ann, 76 RoUi, Robert, 51,63,172, 118 Routte, Mike, 76 Rowland, Diane, 76 Russell, Mike, 76.82,142 Rutlierford, Robert, 76,129 Samp.son, Bonnie, 76 Sampson, Howard, 63 Sander, Darlene, 63 Sander, Franklin, 63 Sander, Paul, 63 Sanders. Charles. 177,141 Sanders. Fred, 63 Sanders. Joyce, 76 Sanders, Linda Carol, 76,79 Sanders. Mary, 76 Sandquist, Harlan, 63 Santin, Thomas, 76,101 Santos, Joanne, 76 Sapp, Jack, 63 Savage, Bryan, 63,129 Scelfo, Bob, 76 Schafer, Edith, 63 Schiellas. Dolly. 76 Schlesselman, Lois, 64 Schneider, Judy, 77,184,118 Schnrider, Gail, 76 Schneider, Judy, 142 Schooley, Nancy, 64 Schumacher, Paul, 64 Scott, Dorothy, 76 Scott, Gloria, 76 Scoot, Jack. 64,101 Scoot, John, 76 Scott, Mina Beth, 76 Scratchley. Doug. 76 Senesac, Eduard. 76 Serpe, Edward, 76 Seymore, Barbara, 76 Shaffer, Alice, 76 Shaffer, Gail, 76,98,99 Shawcross, Rodger, 64 Sheehan, Jackie, 64 Sheffield, Sandy, 76 Sheffler, Doris, 76 Shepard, Harold, 64 Shepard, Karen, 76,144, 181,142 Sherer, Bonnie, 76 Sherer, Fred, 64 Sherer, Harry, 76 Sholty, Al, 64,90 Shuler, Barbara, 76 Siford, Jim, 76 Silberman, James, 7,142 Silbemian, Jovce, 64,98, 99,139,146 Simmons, Jimmy, 101 Simmons, Robert, 76 Simpson, Jimmy, 76 Singletarv. Nickey, 64,101 Sites, William, 101 Skelton, Vernon, 64.142 Skelton, Robert, 76.86 Skinner, Sandra. 76.146 Smallwood, Ben. 64,86 Smith. Billv. 76,90. Smith. Bruce. 76,128 Smith. Daniel. 76.90,145 Smith, Jack. 6 4,103 Smith, Jam s, 76 Smith, Jerry, 6r Smith, Joyce, 77 Smith, Leshe, 77,97,100, 104 Smith, Mary Ann. 77 Smith, Pat, 64 Smith. Ronnie. 77 Smith, Ruby, 77 Smith, Sara. 77 Snyder. Betty Jean, 77 Snyder. John. 64 Snyder. Judy. 78.184.118 Snyder, Pearl. 76 Snyder, Ralph, 183,179 Sodaker. Barbara. 64,144, 142 Solomon, Ron. 64.86,104, 184 Soto, Norma. 77 South, Diana, 76 Sowders. Gail. 64 Spencer, Janet, 64,106, 130 Spencer, Janice, 64.130 Spiegle. Harvey, 110.64,107 Stacy. Jo Ann, 146 Stalnaker, Cheryl. 77 Stanton. Sharon. 64 Stapor, Harry. 77 Starnes, Susie, 51.64,82, 123,166.185 Stefanouskik. Mildred, 77 Steiner, Janet. 77 Stephens. Dot. 64 Stevens. Jan. 146 Stevens, Judy, 64 Stevenson, Sally, 64.12.3,166, 167 Steward, Don, 64 Stewart, Jimmy. 64,142 Stickles, Eddie, 64 Stier, Jerry, 77 Stockglausner, Eileen, 64 Stohlman. Frances, 64 Stokes, 64.113 Storrar, Mary, 64 Strange. Be ' erly, 64 Strickland. Don. 77 Stickland. Donna. 77,146 Stricklnd, Max, 77 Strickland. Shirley. 77 Strong, Terry. 64 Summerall. Berry. 64 Summerall, Bertha, 65 Summerall, Dusty, 65,82, 88 Summerall, Gary, 65 Summerall. Juanita, 77 Summerall. Marvene, 76 Sumner, Ben, 77,129 Sumner. Iiihn. 77 Sushil, K.ithi. 76 Sutton, Glynis, 64 Swancy, Michael, 77 Swan.son, Rosemary, 77,82 Sylvia, Sliaron, 65 Tarantino, Roseiinn, 65,85 Taylor, Frank, 77 Taylor, Issac, 65 Taylor, John, 77 Taylor, Margaret, 77,146 Taylor, Nicky, 77 Taylor, Patricia, 65 Temperton, Tory, 65 Teston, Delores, 65 Tetterton, Ada, 65 Theisin, Laura, 773 Thigpen, Marie, 65 Thomas, Judy, 65,183 Thomas, Melba, 65,98 Thomas, Newn, 65,107,111, 184 Thomas, Terry, 77 Thomas, Tunis, 65,98 Thompson, Barbara, 77 Thompkins, Ricky. 65,113 Tliorne, Danny, 65 Tice. Mike. 51.65,82. 84,88.89.92,107,142,166 Tilley. Carl, 65 Tipton, Chip, 65 Tomlinson, Dean, 77 Tomiala, Barbara, 65,84,147 Tooke, Walter. 101 Touchstone, Mallory, 65 Tracy, Patricia. 77 Travis, Dan. 65,113 Turner, Bill. 65 Turner, Jackie, 77 Turner. Lynn, 77 Turner. Steve. 77 Tygh. Bob. 65 Tyner, Wanda, 77 Tyrrell. Peggy, 65 U Underbill, Andy, 65 Upton, Frances Vanacore, Alfred, 77 Vance, Steve. 77.85,131,142 Vance, Tim, 77,86 Van Delinder, Donna, 77 Van Gessel, June, 77 Van Wert, Lance, 77 Vaughn, Alan, 78 Vayo, Ronald, 65.105 Veale, Linda. 65,82,123, 146,165,166 Venham, John, 78 Vertner, Walter, 65 Vetter, Frank, 78 Vickery, Peggy Vinson, Prissy. 65.92 Vosney, Bob W Wadlin. Bruce Wahl, Lucille Ann, 65 Waid, Donald. 78.145 Walburn. Nick, 65.142 Waldron. Eva, 65,95.97, 144,142,181 Walker. Buddy, 78,129 Wall, Gail, 65 Walton, Editli, 78 Ward, Beverly, 65,98 Ward, Charlie Ward, David, 65 Ward, Pamela, 78,85.142 Warden, Bill. 78 Warfield, Jane Warren, Janice, 65,103 Washburn, Ken, 65,129 Watson, Peggy, 65,104 Weiiver, Louise, 78 Webb, Ross, 60,86,87 Weber, Terry. 66,147 Wedeles, Sandy, 78,98 Welch, Bobby Welch, Diane. 66,96 Welch, Leonard, 78 Welch, Richard, 66 Welch, Robert, 66 Wells, Larry G., 66,104 Welsh, Walter, 66 Wenzel, Chris, 78.82,90,91 Weston, Richard, 66 Westlund. Lois. 98,146,185 Wheeler, Harry, 78 Wheeler, Richard, 66,104, 177 White, Jenny, 66 White Robert, 78 Whitehead, Shirley, 78 Whitehill, Edward, 78 Whitehouse, Janice, 78,142 Whitten. Paul, 66 Whitten, Wayne Wight, Terry, 78 Wigington, Jennifer, 85 Wiler, Pat Wilkes. John, 66 Williams. Allen. 66,147 Williams, George, 78 Williams. Jay. 66 Wilhams, Paul R.. 66 Williams, Randy, 66,90 Williams Sal Williams, Sandy, 66,146 Williamson, Myrtle, 78 Willinger, Bobbi. 92,95,98 Willis, Andrea, 66,92,100 Willis, Cheryl, 78 Wilson, Ronny, 78 Wingate, Martha, 66,100,146 Wise, Gloria Ann, 66 Wise, Nancy, 78 Worth, Ronnie Wren. Bobbv. 78.86 Wright, Billie Jean, 66,82 Wright, Richard. 66,112 Wriglesworth, Betty Ann. 78 Wvatt. Dannv. 66.142 Wyland, Annell, 78,142 Wvzga, Carole Lvnn, 78,97, 130 Yeomans, Judy, 78 Yoimians, Joe, 78 Young. Diaiuie. 66 Young. Jimmy. 66 Young. Judy, 78 Young, Kenneth Zammerilla. Nickv. 78.142 Zehner. Cknion. 78 Zimmerman, Dick, 66 200 -t iWA nr ,;n M .i j i t ? i?- 1%?-